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Gerry Glover Named New Mayor Of Kincardine

Kincardine, Ont. residents push for mayoral by-election

  KINCARDINE, ONT. Since Anne Eadie abruptly resigned as Kincardine’s Mayor, on April 9th, Deputy Mayor Randy Roppel has been the acting mayor. At tonight’s council meeting, Kincardine council is expected to decide whether Roppel remains mayor until next fall’s municipal election, or a by-election is called. “I personally would not support a by-election. I think it would be a waste of taxpayer’s money. I think there’s an ability, if need be, amongst ourselves as elected officials to pick someone that would suit the position,” says Roppel, who has 25 years experience as a local councillor, none as mayor, though.

Request for By-Election

Article content We concerned citizens of Kincardine request that former Mayor Anne Eadie’s seat be filled by a by-election, rather than by an appointment. During the municipal election of 2018, the residents of Kincardine were clear in our wishes. We elected Anne Eadie Mayor and (as the Councillor at Large with the highest number of votes) we elected Marie Wilson Deputy Mayor. Since Deputy Mayor Wilson’s passing, you appointed – through selection of one of your peers – Randy Roppel as our new Deputy Mayor. In his appointed role as Deputy Mayor, he will be acting as Mayor until he is either appointed or a new Mayor selected by you or by the electorate.

OPG​ in Bruce County – Community Update – April 2021

Article content Thank you, Your Worship: Ontario Power Generation (OPG) wishes to thank Kincardine Mayor Anne Eadie for her years of dedication to local public service, including as a member of Bruce County council, and previously as a councillor in Huron-Kinloss. Mayor Eadie, who resigned effective today, has been a steadfast advocate for the benefits of clean nuclear energy while leading a community that hosts one of the largest nuclear sites in the world, including through her work with the Canadian Association of Nuclear Host Communities. Her countless contributions to the wider Bruce area, such as her tireless support for watershed conservation and environmental protection, leave a legacy of positive benefits for our region. We extend our best wishes to Anne and family, for health and happiness on the road ahead. We also offer best wishes to Deputy Mayor Randy Roppel and Kincardine councillors and staff, for progress and prosperity as they continue to serve this vibrant nuclear

OPG​ in Bruce County – Community Update – April 2021