Marie McLeod
Marie McLeod (she/her) is a lifelong Sault Ste. Marie resident, an Anishinaabe woman, and a member of Thessalon First Nation. She has experience in Indigenous youth leadership, housing and social services, and community governance, including work with the Assembly of First Nations, Thessalon First Nation, and the Indigenous Friendship Centre in Sault Ste. Marie.
Jeannie Meyer
Jeannie Meyer (she/her) is a gerontologist and Elliot Lake resident with experience in community service, accessibility, and nonprofit leadership. She holds a Master of Science in Aging and Health, is currently pursuing a master's degree in education, and serves on a Canadian committee focused on ageing societies.
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.
Stephanie Pagnucco
Stephanie Pagnucco (she/her) is a lifelong Sault Ste. Marie resident, proud mom, and experienced community builder with a background in communications, government relations, and governance at the municipal, provincial, and national levels. She currently serves as Director, Corporate Communications and Stakeholder Relations at Sault College. Stephanie brings extensive board experience as Chair of the District of Sault Ste. Marie Social Services Administration Board, a member of the Sault Area Hospital Board, and Immediate Past President of the Economic Developers Council of Ontario.
Sabrina Ree
Sabrina Ree (she/her) is a multidisciplinary healthcare professional, local business and farm owner, community volunteer, and dedicated resident of Oliver Paipoonge. Her professional background includes work as a Medical Laboratory Technician, Personal Support Worker, certified English as a Second Language instructor, and volunteer first responder. As the owner and operator of The Ree Ranch, Sabrina has firsthand experience in agriculture, entrepreneurship, small-business management, bookkeeping, and the trucking and transportation industry. She is also an active community volunteer and previously ran for Oliver Paipoonge Municipal Council in 2022 and as a federal candidate for Thunder Bay—Rainy River in 2025.
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.
Kathleen Rochon
Kathleen Rochon (she/her) has called West Nipissing home for nearly 20 years and currently serves as Mayor of the Municipality of West Nipissing. Before becoming mayor, she worked in economic and community development and ran her own graphic design agency. Her community involvement has included serving as president of the Chamber of Commerce and on the Municipal Economic Development Advisory Committee, as well as working with organizations including Friends of Mashkinonje Park and Sturgeon River House Museum. As mayor, she has focused on strengthening municipal leadership, building relationships with community partners, and moving forward long-needed infrastructure and community projects.
Carmen Seguin
Carmen Seguin (she/her) is running for Sudbury Catholic District School Board Trustee in Zone 5 (Wards 9/10, Killarney and French River). A Laurentian University psychology graduate, she spent 32 years in developmental disability services, partnering with school boards and securing provincial funding to help youth move from school into community life. She also ran a seasonal business that created summer jobs for local youth for five years. Since retiring, she has served as president of a local housing nonprofit, leading a five-year strategic plan with residents and stakeholders.