Molly Allaire Molly Allaire is looking to build on what she has done in her first term as a councillor. Allaire is seeking re-election in the Oct. 26 municipal election and while it took a couple of years to learn on the job, “after that, I found my groove” as a councillor. “Now I feel I can stand up and make a difference even more,” said Allaire. Allaire said four years ago, she had a platform to protect parks and greenspaces, and she believes she has achieved that. She said

Stephanie Pouget-Papak Stephanie Pouget-Papak says she has given back to the community in several ways and now wants to do so as a member of town council. Pouget-Papak is seeking a councillor position in the Oct. 26 municipal election. She is a current member of the town’s heritage committee and says she has an understanding of how the Municipal Act works. “I’m always contributing to my community. I think I can continue to do so on a larger scale,” said Pouget-Papak. Pouget-P

Town hall was packed on corcerns over a proposed mixed-use residential-commercial development on Simcoe St. Residents packed town council chambers and spilled into the lobby at town hall Monday night as they were concerned over a possible hotel and mixed use residential/commercial buildings at the corner of Simcoe St. and Meloche Road. Pointing out a plan for a possible 100-unit, five-storey hotel and three four-storey apartment buildings with ground floor retail, residents o