Sami Elhajjeh is a long time resident of Courtice who wants to work to make our taxes low; protect and sustain the natural environment that drew so many of us here, and provide good, accountable and responsible government. To do this, Sami would like to earn your vote on October 24 to be Exit 425’s new local councillor on the Clarington Municipal Council.

Kevin Mackenzie is the incumbent in the race for two Trustee seats on the  Peterborough Northumberland and Clarington Catholic District School Board, Board of Trustees, representing Clarington for the next 4 years. Kevin is motivated by God to be involved and ensure the students of Clarington have a safe, inclusive, high quality learning environment where they can grow up and learn.

On this episode of Exit 425, Janice Jones, a past guest of Exit 425 and the Local Councillor for Ward 1 in Clarington,  is here to tell us why we should elect her to be the next Regional Councillor for Wards 1 and 2 on October 24!

Alphonse Ainsworth enters the race to become a trustee for Clarington on the Peterborough Northumberland and Clarington Catholic district school board with experience as a superintendent and director in Northern Ontario, where he understood that being a conscientious team player was critical. As residents in Bowmanville, the family commitment to Catholic education continued in the PVNCCDSB as his wife Linda is in her last term as a trustee. Alphonse joins Exit 425 to tell us why he should be one of Clarington’s two trustees on the PVNCCDSB after you vote on October 24, 2022.

Robert Livingstone claims to be a vision and a voice for a better community! On issues from Community to Taxes and Transportation, this local businessman has ideas to make life in Ward 1, Exit 425, better than it is today! Robert joins me today on Exit 425 to tell us all why he thinks he is our best choice for Local Councillor Ward 1 on Clarington Council when Exit 425 residents hit the polls in less than 1 month!

Terry Rekar is a long-time Durham resident, now living in Clarington, running to be one of Clarington’s 3 trustees for the KPRDSB.  Terry wants to ensure that KPRDSB schools focus on academics; give parents and guardians a clear voice, and help students to be all that they can be! Terry joins EXIT 425 to explain why she should be one of Clarington’s 3 trustees for the next 4 years.

Joshua Glover is a man who lives in Bowmanville, and wants to be one of your 2 trustees for the Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic District School Board. He wants to increase accessibility, communication, and build customer service, all the while nurturing the values taught to us by Jesus Christ. In this episode of Exit 425, Joshua Glover fills in the details of why he should be one of the trustees that represent Clarington to the PVNCCDSB.

Pranay Gunti is a local son, husband and father, trained as an IT Specialist. His mission is to simply, serve. With two sons in or going to be in the school system, he wants to serve in the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board as a trustee to ensure that students are served at the best level possible, and he wants to serve those same students by doing a brilliant job as a trustee. Today, Pranay Gunti joins Exit 425 to tell you why he wants to be one of your three KPRDSB trustees for Clarington!

Despite being a recent university grad, and young, Tenzin Shomar already has experience as a trustee for the Kawartha Pine RIdge District School Board. As a student he represented thousands of students, as well as all the people that trustees normally represent. Tenzin is one of your candidates to be one of Clarington’s 3 Trustees on the Kawartha Pine RIdge District School Board. Today, he joins Exit 425 to tell us WHY!

If Gail Nyberg’s name seems familiar, it is likely due to her 12 years as executive director of the Daily Bread Food bank in Toronto, and not her prior experience as a Trustee and Chair of the East York School Board, nor her experience as a recently appointed Trustee for the Kawartha Pine Ridge District Public School Board. In any case, Gail is with us today to discuss why she wants to be one of your three elected representatives at the KPRDSB, and what she brings to the table.