Carole G. Anderson
Carole G. Anderson (elle/she/her) se présente au poste de conseillère scolaire du Conseil scolaire public du Grand Nord, dans la zone 7 du Grand Sudbury. Engagée depuis plusieurs années dans les écoles et les organismes francophones, elle souhaite contribuer à l'amélioration des services aux élèves, à l'écoute des familles et à la prise en compte des besoins des écoles sur l'ensemble du territoire.
Christel Brandle
Christel Brandle (she/her) has been a member of the Greater Sudbury community for 25 years. She has spent decades volunteering in the community and, for the past 15 years, has been the superintendent/assistant superintendent of Lively Apartments, a nine-storey, 132-unit apartment building. Her work has included dealing with aging infrastructure and ensuring upgrade projects were planned, overseen, and carried through within budget.
Wanda Berton-Heyerichs
Wanda Berton-Heyerichs has lived in Greater Sudbury for most of her life and currently lives in Ward 9. Her professional background spans community development, human resources, mental health, corrections, administration, and supervisory roles. She has worked with Canadian Blood Services, the Canadian Mental Health Association, and the Northeast Mental Health Centre. Wanda holds diplomas in Human Resources Management and Correctional Services from Cambrian College, as well as an International Montessori Teacher Diploma in Early Childhood from NAMC. A mother and grandmother, she has lived, worked, and raised her family in different parts of Sudbury.
Cora DeMarco
Cora DeMarco (she/her) is a lifelong Greater Sudbury resident, wife, mother, and human resources professional. She is the Manager of Human Resources and People Development at Technica Mining, previously chaired the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce board, and has served on the Prevention Council of Ontario's Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development since 2020.
Louise Essiembre
Louise Essiembre (elle/she/her) is a community advocate and former Conseil scolaire catholique Nouvelon trustee running in Zone 4 (Wards 1–4) of Greater Sudbury. She previously served three terms representing families in the Valley and has experience with Parents Partenaires en Éducation and Sudbury Rainbow Crime Stoppers. Louise is focused on transparent school board governance, supporting students with diverse learning needs, and ensuring families feel heard.
Natalie Labbee
Natalie Labbee (she/her) brings more than 30 years of professional experience in municipal government, education, community development, and the nonprofit sector. Currently serving as CEO of the Sudbury Food Bank and Ward 7 Councillor, she has dedicated her career to public service, volunteerism, and strengthening communities across Greater Sudbury.
Jessica Montgomery
Jessica Montgomery (she/her/elle) is an occupational health and safety specialist, labour leader, and injured workers' advocate running for Rainbow District School Board Trustee in Area 1 (Wards 1 and 2). A mother and community volunteer with experience in worker advocacy, youth sports, and equity initiatives, Jessica is interested in improving student supports, school safety, transparency, and communication between families and the school board.
Linnet Rimmer
Linnet Rimmer (she/her) is a Greater Sudbury resident, mother of six, and community volunteer running for Councillor in Ward 12. She studied Biomedical Biology and Mining Engineering at Laurentian University and has worked for the Canada Revenue Agency since 2017. Linnet is interested in improving municipal transparency, rebuilding public trust, supporting responsible infrastructure investments, and addressing housing and homelessness.