Raised in Clarksburg, currently residing in Craigleith, Marni Moreau brings more than 25 years of leadership experience in business, media, and community development, including co-founding the Blue Mountain Film + Media Festival. She is committed to transparent leadership, fiscal responsibility, and managing growth while preserving the community's unique character.

Peter Bordignon is the current Deputy Mayor of the Town of The Blue Mountains and a Grey County councillor with a background in executive sales and marketing leadership. He brings a business-minded approach to municipal governance, emphasizing practical solutions, fiscal oversight, and community service.

Paul has called The Blue Mountains home for over 25 years. A former University of Toronto educator and founder of Mindbridge Education, he has spent 14 years building and leading the business while contributing to local organizations and community initiatives. For the past three years, Paul has been actively involved in Town issues, digging into major files and advocating for residents. He is running for Mayor to bring residents in before big decisions are made, protect what matters as we grow, and know the real cost before committing public money.

Gail is among the longer-serving political figures in the municipality’s recent history. After a period away from public office, she returned to the town hall following her election in 2022. Her profile is shaped by experience in municipal governance, ties to the local agricultural sector, and a focus on community services and rural issues.

Rachel Gilliland is an experienced municipal leader, small business owner, and former councillor with over eight years of elected experience, known for championing fiscal responsibility, transparency, and responsible growth. She is running to help guide the Town through future growth while protecting its character, natural beauty, and strong sense of community.

Bob is an active participant in the Town of the Blue Mountains and brings extensive community leadership and professional experience in technology, real estate, and governance. He is committed to responsible spending, strong project oversight, and clear priorities for a transparent and sustainable future.

Daniel Murphy has declared candidacy for Deputy Mayor.

A fifth-generation local resident and self-employed contractor, Shawn McKinlay brings a practical, hands-on perspective to municipal leadership. He is focused on managing growth responsibly while representing the interests of working families and long-time residents.

Brayden DeWitt is a lifelong resident, business consultant, and industry association professional who works to improve organizational effectiveness and operations. He is running for Council to help address community concerns through practical, solutions-focused leadership.

George McLeod is a Thornbury resident and Certified Fraud Examiner with extensive experience in financial accountability, governance, and public-interest advocacy. Drawing on a career recognized by major Canadian and international media, he is running for Town Council with a focus on responsible spending, thoughtful growth, and ensuring local residents have a strong voice in municipal decision-making.

June, a resident since 2010, is seeking re-election to continue providing experienced, evidence-based leadership focused on transparency, fiscal responsibility, and delivering value for taxpayers. Drawing on her professional expertise managing complex budgets and organizational change, she is committed to listening to residents, making informed decisions, and guiding the Town through future challenges with accountability and long-term planning.

Paula is a two-term TBM councillor, business owner, Amazon #1 bestselling author, certified coach, and former international sales and marketing executive with a strong commitment to community leadership, history, and the arts. Over the past six years, she has worked to protect what makes TBM unique while planning for its future, and is seeking your support for a third term to continue serving the community.

Meghan Loney is a Thornbury resident, youth and family advocate, small business owner, and experienced coach, facilitator, and evaluator in sport and recreation. Her work is rooted in bringing people together and turning ideas into action.

Sean Kelly is a longtime Town of Blue Mountains resident and experienced accountant who is seeking election to Council to bring strong financial oversight, practical problem-solving, and accountable leadership to local government. He is committed to maximizing the value of community assets, addressing key infrastructure priorities, and ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent wisely through collaboration, transparency, and fiscal responsibility.

Sean McMurray's platform focuses on experienced leadership, affordable housing, economic growth, and expanded senior care. With a strong background in governance, he is committed to transparent decision-making, supporting local businesses, addressing housing needs, and fostering a collaborative workplace to build a stronger, more sustainable municipality.

Alex Maxwell is running for re-election. He is a long-time resident with deep roots in the area and lives in Clarksburg. His skills and knowledge base span years and provide a level of historical understanding that is definitely a plus at the council table.