Municipal Election Ward & Candidate Information

Windsor Ward Boundaries

Mayoral Candidates

Ernie The Bacon man	Drew Dilkins	Mike Tessier
Timothy Dugdale	Robin Easterbrook	Larry Horwitz
Henry Lau	Raymond Poisson

Ward 1 Candidates: Daniel Ableser Gurbax Bhullar Matt Ford Fred Francis  Denise Ghanam Ryan Mancini	Ward 2 Candidates: John Elliott Frank Favot James Ging Joan Mavrinac	Ward 3 Candidates: Rino Bortolin Gabe Maggio Caroline Postma Claude Reno
Ward 4 Candidates: Remy Boulbol Brian Caza Adriano Ciotoli Victoria Cross Josh Haddon Chris Holt Howard Weeks	Ward 5 Candidates: Randy Diestelmann Sam Drakich John Middleton Ed Sleiman Joey Wright	Ward 6 Candidates: Jason William Dupuis Jo-Anne Gignac John S. Holmes
Ward 7 Candidates: Jeffery Kocsis Irek Kusmierczyk Angelo Marignani Daniel William Speal	Ward 8 Candidates: Heather Burton Bill Marra	Ward 9 Candidates: Janette Calandra Kieran McKenzie Hilary Payne Socrates Alexander Shinas Hank Van Aspert
Ward 10 Candidates: Paul Borrelli Wally Chafchak Mohamed Chams Maria Fernandes Matthew Isherwood Kale F.C. MacNeil Al Maghnieh Jim Morrison Santino Pirrone

For more information or updates, visit the City of Windsor Municipal Election page

ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

ALS challenge is meant to bring attention to this disease and to raise funds for research.   ALS also called Lou Gehrig Disease, doesn't discriminate and will affects people from all walks of life, all ethnicities and genders.

Nancy Tessier, owner of Windsor Business Networks, was nominated by Deborah Jones, editor of Biz X Magazine as well as Ashley Nicole, Shay Rachelle and Alex from Noxtrom Digitalmedia.

Nancy accepted the challenge and nominated Son and the staff of Breathe Pilates and Fitness Studio, Carrie Deslippe and the staff of Above and Beyond Massage Therapy Clinic,  Rick Wilkinson of Wilkinson Candles.

To make a donation or for more information about ALS, visit the ALSWindsor.ca website.

Why do we post articles? A note from our founder

Last night we asked if anyone knows why we post articles to the (Facebook) page.  The responses were accurate but tell half the story.  

We feel it's important to know what's going on in our community.  Sometimes we post things that are PSA's (public service announcements), warnings of scams, to keep you informed of what's happened or what's heading your way.  We also post the occasional item outside our demographic to  illustrate how far reaching some decisions are or could be.  After all, we do not live in a vacuum!  But the biggest reason we post some articles is because they are not accessible to everyone at their source.

We feel very strongly that people have a right to know what's going on.  And if you don't personally subscribe to news media in any and all it's formats, you likely are missing many of these articles and the ability to comment on them.  

Commenting openly is important to us and is one of our goals for everyone.  We don't post the safe stories, although we have on occasion included the 'feel good' piece, generally we add things that will really get you involved or fired up for change.  We want you to speak up!  Comments are not censored - sometimes we're told they should be, but they never are.   Whether your opinion is based on fact, fiction, reality or delusions, right or wrong,  is not for us to decide.  When posting publicly in a forum such as this, we expect some heated exchange,  funny remarks, sad revelations and hope people exercise common sense and compassion when interacting with others;  It's a good rule of thumb here and everywhere else.

The world can be a hard place to navigate.  Let's keep WBN a place where kindness goes hand in hand with progress and growth, on a personal level as well as a community.

Nancy Tessier

Windsor Business Networks

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