Michelle Boileau
Michelle Boileau (she/her/elle) is the current Mayor of Timmins and a proud Franco-Ontarian with a background in postsecondary education, employment services and immigration. First elected to City Council in 2018, she also serves as President of the Association francophone des municipalités de l’Ontario and Chair of the Northern Ontario Service Deliverers Association.
Julie Nobert-DeMarchi
Julie Nobert-DeMarchi (she/her/elle) is a longtime Timmins resident with more than 25 years of nonprofit leadership experience, including serving as Executive Director of Timmins and Area Women in Crisis since 2010. A founder and current Vice-President of Fierté Timmins Pride, she is also involved in community initiatives addressing homelessness, safety, and human trafficking. Julie is running for Ward 5 with a focus on responsible municipal decision-making, collaboration, housing, and inclusion.
Kristin Murray
Kristin is a registered member of Chapleau Cree First Nation and is a descendant of a signatory to Treaty 9. She graduated from Laurentian University with a B.A., with a concentration in Equity, Diversity and Human Rights. She holds a certificate in Leadership from the COADY Institute at St. Francis Xavier University. She also holds a Diploma in Social Services and Drug and Alcohol Counselling diploma, both from Northern College. Kristin has over 19 years of experience working in the social services sector in the Timmins area. She is experienced in community development personally, and professionally and in her current role as Municipal Councillor. She is dedicated to Indigenous health promotion and policy in addressing the unique challenges of racialized people across Northern Ontario. Kristin’s areas of interest are Indigenous Affairs, child welfare, and environmental sustainability.
Michelle Boileau
A proud Franco-Ontarian born and raised in Timmins, Michelle has dedicated her career to bettering the socio-economic well-being of people throughout Northern Ontario. She has over a decade of experience working in the postsecondary education sector and is currently the Employment & Immigration Services Manager for a local community college. Michelle obtained a Master of Research degree in Educational and Social Research from the University of London and an Honours Bachelor’s degree from the University of Ottawa. Elected to the municipal council in the City of Timmins in 2018, Michelle serves on several community boards and committees and is honoured to chair the Northern Ontario Service Deliverers Association. She is most proud of being the mother of a two-year-old daughter, Rosalie.