There will be a minimum of four new faces on the council next term, with a total of 46 people running for office
Six people have registered to run for Mayor of Guelph in October’s municipal election.
Two new candidates – Shelagh McFarlane and William Albabish registered before Friday’s 2 pm deadline. They join incumbent Cam Guthrie, Danny Drew, John Edward Krusky and Nicholas A. Ross on the ballot for mayor.
A total of 40 people have registered to run a for councilor in the city’s six wards.
Incumbents not running are Mike Salisbury in Ward 4, Bob Bell in Ward 1, June Hofland in Ward 3 and James Gordon in Ward 2.
Here are the names that will be on the ballot on Oct. 24
City of Guelph council
mayor
William Albabish
Shelagh McFarlane
Danny Drew
Cam Guthrie
John Edward Krusky
Nicholas A Ross
ward 1
Michelle Bowman
Erin Caton
Dan Gibson
Thai Mac
Chidi Nwene
Dhruv Shah
ward 2
Billy Cottrell
Morgan Dandy
Ray Ferraro
Rodrigo Goller
Carly Klassen
Elijah Morrison
Rob Osburn
Raymond Sartor
ward 3
Phil Allt
John Bertrand
Kevin Bowman
Luc Cousineau
Sam Elmslie
Nathan Ford
Dallas Green
Michelle Richardson
ward 4
Christina Billings
Anne Marie Blackader
Linda Bussutil
Brendan Clark
Justin Van Daele
Hitesh Jagad
Adrian Salvatore
ward 5
Leanne Caron Piper
Cathy Downer
Alex Green
Hesham Genidy
Lana Haines
Denese Renaud
ward 6
Ken Yee Chew
Craig Disero
Mark MacKinnon
Dominique O’Rourke
Chetna Robinson
school boards
Conseil Scolaire Catholique MonAvenir
Genevieve Grenier
Patrick O’Neil
Conseil Scolaire Viamonde
Joseph Vandermeer
Upper Grand District School Board
Ward 1 and 5
Victor Ehikwe
Martha MacNeil
Paul Nichols
Mark Paralovos
Luke Weiler
Ward 2, 3 and 4
Charlie Albert
James Golinger
Ralph Mesenbrink
Jamal Nasir
Kyle Reaburn
Laurie Whyte
Ward 6 and Puslinch
Catherine Hauser
Allen Remley
Lily Bracket-Tsuji
Cliff Pereira
Wellington Catholic District School Board
Vikki Dupuis
Marino Gazzola
Robert Higgins
Patrick MacCarthy
Steven Petric
Joe Tersigni
Sebastian Dalbo
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