Kathleen Flynn believes that as a trustee for Clarington in the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board, together with you, a difference can be made for the children of the KPRDSB. Kathleen believes that her intersectional experience as a parent, student, teacher, school administrator, community member and educational researcher and professor, makes her the best choice to be one of your next three Clarington trustees for the KPRDSB.

Bernard Sanchez thinks that an infusion of fresh ideas is needed in Clarington to properly address Investments, jobs and taxes; safety, security and housing…things that he has identified as priorities.

Bernard Sanchez also believes that he is the right person to become the next Regional Councillor for Wards 1 and 2 in Clarington….Exit 425! Bernard is here on Exit 425 to tell us why!

Granville Anderson spends his days solving problems. As a mediator by profession, he has been  a school board trustee, a member of provincial parliament, and a regional councilor in Clarington for wards 3 and 4. Now Granville is running to be the regional councillor in wards 1 and 2. He says, if elected on October 24,  he will use  his experience and natural ability to bring people together to get things done.

John Henry has been an emergency responder, entrepreneur, is married to an entrepreneur, has been a ward councilor, an election reformer, mayor, and in 2018 was elected as the Chair of Durham’s Regional Council.

In 2022, John Henry believes that he is still the best choice to be the Chair of Durham’s Regional Council, running on the 4 platforms of broadband for all our communities; supporting our agricultural community; dealing with the challenges of the homeless, mental health and addictions; and preparing the Region for the post pandemic recovery and the expected doubling of our population by 2051.

Steven Conway wants to be your Local Councillor on Clarington’s Municipal Council after the October 24th election.  In this episode of Exit 425, Steven will share with us his record of activism, public involvement and his ideas to make life in Exit 425 better. Basically, Steven will tell us why he should be the next local Councillor to represent Ward 1, Exit 425, on Clarington’s Municipal Council.

He has been a counsellor of children, an investment counsellor, a local councillor and mayor. Adrian Foster the incumbent mayor in Clarington has been counselling many years but as a councillor and mayor in Clarington has been on council for 19 years; Mayor for 12 years. His campaign motto is 'Keeping Clarington on Track’ using his foundations of real accomplishments; real experiences and real leadership. Adrian Foster joins exit 425 today to tell us why we should re-elect him Mayor, on October 24.

Tom Dingwall is a lifelong resident of Durham region and a resident of Clarington who brings a lifetime of service and accountability to his candidacy for mayor of Clarington, promoting a platform of fostering a thriving local economy, improving community services, along with transparency and community involvement!

Joe Neal knows Wards 1 and 2 pretty well. He has been representing Exit 425 and more since 2010 in the capacity of Local Councillor and Regional Councillor, where, since 2014 he has been representing both Wards to council and to the Regional Council. Joe has actively defended and promoted the interests of Clarington and especially Wards 1 and 2 in matters of the Exit 425 interchange, the Go Train, the Anaerobic Digester, our Courtice Waterfront, and more. He claims to have the experience and ability to bring a renewed level effectiveness to council that seems to be missing.

After 34 years in public education as a teacher, coach, vice principal, principal, and Education Officer working with and advising the Associate Director and Director of the Durham District School Board, Paul Brown knows his way around a board of education. On October 24, Paul would like to be elected as one of your Clarington trustees on the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board. On this episode of Exit 425, the podcast,  Paul tells us why he thinks his experience makes him one of the best choices for that job!

Sheikh Hossain is a newcomer to Clarington, but at 3 years is also almost a long term resident. Bottom line, he loves it here and is proud to live here. Now, this real estate agent wants to serve you and the rest of his community by bringing his perspective and know-how to the Kawartha Pine RIdge District School Board to help ensure that the children of this community receive the best education possible, which can only strengthen the community and country. Sheikh Hossain joins Exit 425 to tell us why he should be one of 3 trustees to represent Clarington on the KPRDSB.