Elizabeth Roy
Mayor · seen 2014-12-01 to 2026-09-28 · served 2006–2010, 2010–2014, 2014–2018, 2018–2022, 2022–2026
1,166substantive motions movedof 520 meetings the minutes record them at
235procedural motions movedcounted separately, and never added to the above
641substantive motions secondedseconding is often a seat convention, not agreement
18meetings recorded absentof 520 they were on the record for
57–19recorded votes, for–againstrecorded votes are rare and a skewed sample
Vote count and office as published by the Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, 2022 municipal election results (Open Government Licence – Ontario). Everything else on this page is read from Whitby’s own minutes.
In their own words, via the Town
Elizabeth Roy was first elected to Whitby Council in 2006 and is serving her first term as mayor. She served as west ward councillor from 2006 to 2014, and was then elected as a regional councillor in 2014 and 2018. Prior to her election to Council, Elizabeth served as a Durham District School Board trustee from 1997 to 2006, including as board chair from 1999 to 2004. She is the mother of three grown children and a grandmother of two.
As published by Whitby.
How they voted, where it was recorded (76) — most recent 40 shown
Special Council Meeting August 26, 2026
For · 7–2 · CarriedThat Item 2 of the motion be amended by reducing the development charge discount associated with the Hotel and Conference Centre Attraction Program from 100% to 50%.
Special Council Meeting August 26, 2026
For · 8–1 · Carried2. That Council approves a development charge discount program associated with the Hotel and Conference Centre Attraction Program of 50% discount of the Town of Whitby portion, for Enrolled Applicants who are able…
Special Council Meeting August 26, 2026
For · 5–4 · CarriedThat Item 3 of the main motion be amended as follows: 3. That Council approves a purpose-built rental program that reduces by up to 50% the Town of Whitby portion of development charges (inclusive of any DCRP reduction)…
Special Council Meeting August 26, 2026
For · 8–1 · CarriedThat Item 3 of the main motion, as amended, be further amended to include the following: That eligible developments may extend payment of the Town's development charges for up to 11 payments over 10 years.
Special Council Meeting August 26, 2026
For · 8–1 · Carried3. That Council approves a purpose-built rental program that reduces by up to 50% the Town of Whitby portion of development charges (inclusive of any DCRP reduction) for purpose-built rental projects that include…
Regular Council Meeting June 22, 2026
For · 9–0 · CarriedWhereas local councils are elected by residents to make planning decisions that reflect the needs and priorities of their communities;
Regular Council Meeting June 22, 2026
For · 8–1 · CarriedWhereas the Town of Whitby has submitted an application for the Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build’s Development Charge Reduction Program that commits the Town to a development charge reduction over the next three…
Committee of the Whole June 8, 2026
For · 9–0 · CarriedThat the main motion be amended by striking the phrase 'roundabout with a pedestrian crossover at the intersection of Dryden Boulevard and Civic Centre Drive/Brookwood Boulevard…
Committee of the Whole June 8, 2026
For · 8–0 · CarriedWhereas the City of Toronto is currently studying the use of sound camera technology to address excessive vehicle noise; and, Whereas concerns regarding loud vehicle exhaust have been raised by Whitby residents.
Committee of the Whole June 8, 2026
Against · 1–7 · LostWhereas transparency and accountability are fundamental principles of democratic government and are essential to maintaining public trust in municipal institutions;
Regular Council Meeting May 25, 2026
For · 8–1 · CarriedThat Council approve Official Plan Amendment Number 151 to the Whitby Official Plan (File No. OPA-2025-W/03), as shown on Attachment #6, and that a By-law to adopt Official Plan Amendment Number 151 be brought forward…
Regular Council Meeting May 25, 2026
For · 9–0 · CarriedWhereas the Town of Whitby has observed a notable increase in unauthorized and unregulated personal watercraft (PWC) rentals and operations in and around Whitby Harbour over the past year;
Regular Council Meeting May 25, 2026
For · 9–0 · CarriedWhereas the building permit review and approval process is sequential and time consuming regardless of the complexity of the application;
Regular Council Meeting May 25, 2026
For · 9–0 · CarriedWhereas concerns have been raised regarding traffic speeds and pedestrian safety on Hazelwood Drive, Garrard Road, and in the vicinity of Bellwood Public School.
Regular Council Meeting May 25, 2026
For · 9–0 · CarriedWhereas, through Staff Report CAO 14-26, Council approved the Hotel and Conference Centre Attraction Program to incentivize the timely development of one hotel and conference centre (Opportunity 1) and one stand-alone…
Committee of the Whole May 4, 2026
For · 8–0 · CarriedThat Item 2 of the main motion be amended to read as follows: 2. That Council approve an amendment to Zoning By-law 1784 (File No. Z-10-25), and that a By-law to amend Zoning By-law 1784 be brought forward…
Committee of the Whole April 13, 2026
For · 7–2 · CarriedThat Council approve the 2027 Council, Committee, and Public Meetings Schedule appended to this report as Attachment 1. Voters For Against Conflict Councillor Leahy X Councillor Lee X Councillor Mulcahy X Mayor Roy X…
Committee of the Whole April 13, 2026
Against · 0–9 · CarriedWhereas the Province of Ontario has introduced Bill 9, the Municipal Accountability Act, which would provide for the Integrity Commissioner of Ontario, upon receipt of a recommendation report from a local Integrity…
Committee of the Whole April 13, 2026
Against · 2–7 · LostThat the amendment to the main motion be further amended to read as follows: 2. That Council add one placeholder cycle in either July or August - Planning meeting, Committee of the Whole and Council.
Committee of the Whole April 13, 2026
Against · 1–8 · CarriedThe amendment to the main motion was then before Committee as follows: 2. That Council add placeholder meetings in July and August for a partial council cycle each month - Planning meeting, Committee of the Whole…
Committee of the Whole April 13, 2026
For · 7–2 · CarriedThat Item 7.5.2, Request for the Federal Government to Notify Municipalities when High-Risk Offenders are Authorized for Unescorted Temporary Absences, be
Committee of the Whole March 23, 2026
For · 7–2 · CarriedWhereas Section 15.5 of the Procedure By-law currently provides a mechanism for addressing motions that are beyond the jurisdiction of the municipality;
Regular Council Meeting March 9, 2026
For · 9–0 · CarriedWhereas, on February 20, 2026, Council received a Legal Opinion regarding a Notice of Motion submitted by a Member of Council that sought to amend the Purchasing Policy to prohibit awarding supply and service contracts…
Special Council Meeting March 9, 2026
For · 6–3 · CarriedThat Council direct staff to reduce the hours of operation for the McKinney Centre to evenings and weekends only, beginning June 1, 2026;
Committee of the Whole February 23, 2026
For · 9–0 · CarriedWhereas the Community Services Department is undertaking a Recreation Pricing Strategy that will review program and facility fees to establish a fair and equitable framework which takes into account appropriate cost…
Committee of the Whole February 9, 2026
For · 9–0 · CarriedWhereas the Town of Whitby’s Responsible Pet Ownership By-law is intended to promote public safety, responsible pet ownership, and the humane treatment of animals;
Regular Council Meeting February 2, 2026
For · 7–2 · CarriedThat delegates are allowed to speak to any approved late motion as long as they are present at Council. Note: Mayor Roy indicated that, in accordance with the Procedure By-law, a mechanism already exists for receiving…
Regular Council Meeting February 2, 2026
For · 9–0 · CarriedThat Staff be directed to prepare a report and associated by-law for Council consideration requiring owners of multi-residential rental properties that do not have in-unit air conditioning to provide an air conditioned…
Committee of the Whole January 12, 2026
Against · 2–6 · LostThat the main motion be amended as follows: That the Clerk be directed to bring forward a by-law to amend the Procedure Bylaw to adopt the revisions as shown in Attachment 1 to Report CLK 02-26, save and except…
Regular Council Meeting December 15, 2025
For · 9–0 · CarriedWhereas the property municipally known as 42 Watersdown Crescent, Whitby has historically operated as a group home for youth managed by Frontenac Youth Services;
Regular Council Meeting December 15, 2025
For · 9–0 · CarriedWhereas the Town of Whitby owns and maintains six municipal cemeteries – Brooklin Pioneer, Groveside, Pioneer Baptist, Hemingway, South Myrtle, and Hubble – lands that serve as culturally, historically,…
Regular Council Meeting December 15, 2025
For · 9–0 · CarriedWhereas the Town of Whitby is facing a housing affordability crisis and has been one of the highest growth municipalities in Durham Region and southern Ontario;
Special Council Meeting November 27, 2025
Against · 3–6 · LostWhereas Council approved Council Resolution #102-25 that established a November 24, 2025 4:30 p.m. deadline for motions to amend the 2026 Proposed Budget;
Special Council Meeting November 27, 2025
Against · 2–7 · LostWhereas the Town of Whitby’s Capital Forecast in the 2026 Proposed Budget includes a Civic Centre/Dryden Roundabout Capital Project (Project ID 40295801), in the amount of $863,250, to start in 2029;
Special Council Meeting November 27, 2025
Against · 3–6 · LostWhereas a zero per cent increase or a decrease to the Town’s annual operating grant for the Whitby Public Library does not account for higher costs related to inflationary and contractual budget pressures;
Special Council Meeting November 27, 2025
Against · 3–6 · LostWhereas the 2026 Proposed Budget includes a $16,594 reduction to the Station Gallery’s annual operating grant from the Town;
Special Council Meeting November 27, 2025
Against · 3–6 · LostWhereas a zero per cent increase or a decrease to the Town’s annual operating grant for the Station Gallery does not account for higher costs related to inflationary and cost of living budget pressures;
Committee of the Whole November 24, 2025
Against · 3–6 · LostWhereas the Town of Whitby continues to face increasing pressures on municipal finances, including rising costs for capital works, procurement of goods and services, and operating expenditures;
Regular Council Meeting November 10, 2025
For · 8–0 · CarriedWhereas Royal Canadian Legion Branches are organized as not-for-profit corporations, meaning that they are unable to issue tax receipts for donations through their fundraising efforts;
Regular Council Meeting November 10, 2025
Against · 5–3 · CarriedThat Council for the Town of Whitby direct staff to allocate the unspent salary line item for crossing guards in the 2025 budget to create a hiring bonus in order to incentivize applications for the remaining crossing…
Meetings the minutes record them as absent from (18)
Committee of the WholeSeptember 22, 2025
Committee of the WholeMay 5, 2025
Committee of the WholeApril 7, 2025
Special Council MeetingMay 2, 2022
Special Council MeetingApril 4, 2022
Committee of the WholeApril 4, 2022
Committee of the WholeNovember 22, 2021
Committee of the WholeApril 19, 2021
Special Council MeetingApril 19, 2021
Regular Council MeetingFebruary 3, 2020
Special Council MeetingOctober 28, 2019
Special Council MeetingSeptember 30, 2019
Special Council MeetingSeptember 27, 2019
Special Council MeetingDecember 10, 2018
Regular Council MeetingFebruary 20, 2018
Special Council MeetingAugust 21, 2017
Special Council MeetingOctober 7, 2016
Special Council MeetingAugust 18, 2016
Substantive motions moved (showing the 40 most recent of 1,166)
That the matter be referred to the next term of Council to have an education and training session with Council on the potential impact of data centres in Whitby.
Committee of the Whole, September 21, 2026 · Carried
That the Council of the Town of Whitby reaffirms its commitment to supporting the federal and provincial goals of increasing housing starts and building complete communities; 4. That Council directs the Mayor to write to the Prime Minister of Canada and the Premier of Ontario requesting a collaborative dialogue to refine the Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build framework to ensure municipalities ca
Special Council Meeting, June 15, 2026 · Carried Unanimously
1. That the Council of the Town of Whitby reaffirms its commitment to supporting the federal and provincial goals of increasing housing starts and building complete communities; 4. That Council directs the Mayor to write to the Prime Minister of Canada and the Premier of Ontario requesting a collaborative dialogue to refine the Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build framework to ensure municipalities
Special Council Meeting, June 15, 2026 · Carried Unanimously
That Council approve the Traffic Calming Policy as outlined in Attachment 1 to Report PDE 10-26. Note: The disposition of this matter, Item 5.4.4, was determined through the referral motion below. Recommendation: Moved by Councillor Lundquist That the proposed Traffic Calming Policy as outlined in Attachment 1 to Report PDE 10-26 be
Committee of the Whole, June 8, 2026 · Referred
That consideration of speed humps and traffic calming on Rosedale Drive between Harding Street and Dovedale Drive be
Committee of the Whole, June 8, 2026 · Referred
That the list of street names provided on Attachment #1 to Report PDP 30-26 be added to Whitby’s street name reserve list.
Committee of the Whole, June 1, 2026 · Carried
That the main motion be amended to include veterans Steve Cosgrove, Bud Maker, and Victor Veninga to add to Whitby’s street name reserve list.
Committee of the Whole, June 1, 2026 · Carried
That veterans Steve Cosgrove, Bud Maker, and Victor Veninga and the list of street names provided on Attachment #1 to Report PDP 30-26 be added to Whitby’s street name reserve list.
Committee of the Whole, June 1, 2026 · Carried
Whereas, through Staff Report CAO 14-26, Council approved the Hotel and Conference Centre Attraction Program to incentivize the timely development of one hotel and conference centre (Opportunity 1) and one stand-alone hotel (Opportunity 2), on a first approved basis; Whereas the program intake opened on April 27, 2026, and applications for both Opportunity 1 and Opportunity 2 were received, deemed
Regular Council Meeting, May 25, 2026 · Carried
That the subject lands noted within Report PDP 26-26 be designated as a Class 4 Noise Area pursuant to Provincial publication NPC-300; and, That notice be provided to adjacent industrial properties advising of Council’s designation of the subject lands as a Class 4 Noise Area.
Committee of the Whole, May 4, 2026 · Carried
That Council Approve Official Plan Amendment Number #150 to the Whitby Official Plan (OPA-2026-W/01), as shown on Attachment #7, and that a By-law to adopt Official Plan Amendment #150 be brought forward for consideration by Council; That Council approve the Amendment to Zoning By-law #1784 (File No. Z-22-25), as outlined in Planning Report No. PDP 19-26; and, That a by-law to amend Zoning By-law
Committee of the Whole, April 13, 2026 · Carried
That Council endorse the proposed Hotel and Conference Centre Attraction Program outlined in Staff Report CAO 14-26; That the Treasurer be authorized to enter into development charge deferral agreements, in accordance with Section 27 of the Development Charges Act, for qualifying hotel and conference centre developments in a form satisfactory to the Town Solicitor (or designate) and as outlined in
Committee of the Whole, April 13, 2026 · Deferred
Whereas municipal councillors in Ontario hold statutory authority that can significantly influence matters such as land use planning, development approvals, and other decisions that directly affect individual property rights; Whereas the concentration of such authority creates the potential for misuse, including situations in which councillors could attempt to leverage their influence over plannin
Committee of the Whole, April 13, 2026 · Carried Unanimously
That Salter Pilon Architecture Inc. be awarded the contract for RFP 17-2025 (Consulting Services for Anne Ottenbrite Pool Design), in the amount of $284,600.00 (plus HST) funded from capital project 71261008, as outlined in Confidential Staff Report FS 20-26.
Committee of the Whole, April 13, 2026 · Carried
That Item 7.5.2, Request for the Federal Government to Notify Municipalities when High-Risk Offenders are Authorized for Unescorted Temporary Absences, be
Committee of the Whole, April 13, 2026 · Carried
That Council approve the request from RCC Media Inc. to permit one (1) digital billboard sign with two panels along the CN Railway as detailed in Report PDP 14-26; and, That a By-law to amend the Permanent Sign By-law # 7379-18 be brought forward for consideration by Council.
Committee of the Whole, March 23, 2026 · Carried
That Council approve the final design for the Community, Animal and Enforcement Building (CAEB), attached to this report as Attachment 1; That the current construction cost estimate, as outlined in Table 1 of Staff Report CMS 04-26, be approved; and, Staff be authorized to issue the tender documents to the pre-qualified general contractors for bid submissions. Voters For Against Conflict Councillo
Committee of the Whole, March 23, 2026 · Carried Unanimously
1. That Council approve the final design for the Community, Animal and Enforcement Building (CAEB), attached to this report as Attachment 1; 2. That the current construction cost estimate, as outlined in Table 1 of Staff Report CMS 04-26, be approved; and, 3. Staff be authorized to issue the tender documents to the pre- qualified general contractors for bid submissions. For Against Conflict Mayor
Committee of the Whole, March 23, 2026 · Carried Unanimously
Whereas the Town of Whitby continues to experience strong economic growth and increasing demand for tourism supportive infrastructure, including modern hotel and conference/convention centre facilities; Whereas Council has received and endorsed Staff Report CAO 11-25, which identified that Whitby lacks sufficient hotel and conference/convention centre capacity to meet current and future tourism, b
Regular Council Meeting, March 9, 2026 · Carried Unanimously
Whereas transparency in municipal governance is essential to maintaining public trust and ensuring accountability of elected officials throughout their term of office; Whereas the Town of Whitby is committed to the highest standards of transparency and ensuring that all influences on municipal decision-making are visible to the public; Whereas Members of Council may receive strategic, communicatio
Regular Council Meeting, March 9, 2026 · Carried
That Council adopt Amendment #146 to the Whitby Official Plan as Shown on Attachment #1 to the Memorandum from L. Tesolin, Principal Planner, dated February 23, 2026 regarding Reports PDP 58-25, PDP 59-25, and PDP 60-25, regarding general updates to Part I of the Official Plan, as part of the Town-Initiated Official Plan Review (File: OPA-2023-W/02); That the Clerk forward the necessary documentat
Committee of the Whole, February 23, 2026 · Carried
That Item 1 of the main motion be amended to read as follows That Council adopt Amendment #146 to the Whitby Official Plan as Shown on Attachment #1 to the Memorandum from L. Tesolin, Principal Planner, dated February 23, 2026 regarding Reports PDP 58-25, PDP 59-25, and PDP 60-25, regarding general updates to Part I of the Official Plan, as part of the Town-Initiated Official Plan Review (File: OP
Committee of the Whole, February 23, 2026 · Carried
That Item 1 of the main motion be further amended by adding the following as Item 1a. and that the remaining items in Item 1 be renumbered accordingly: That Council adopt Amendment #148, as shown in Attachment #1, to the to the Brooklin Community Secondary Plan regarding the new Brooklin Urban Expansion Area, as outlined in this Report, PDP 60-25, subject to the following revisions: That the porti
Committee of the Whole, February 23, 2026 · Carried
That Council approves entering a five (5) year sponsorship agreement effective until November 30, 2030 with Whitby Toyota for a Naming Rights Sponsorship at McKinney Centre, including keeping Arena 3 as “Whitby Toyota Arena 3”, based on the sponsorship package and other terms and conditions identified in Report CAO 06-26; and, That Council approve entering a ten (10) year sponsorship agreement eff
Committee of the Whole, February 23, 2026 · Carried
That Council approve entering a four (4) year sponsorship agreement effective until February 28, 2030 with Whitby Orthodontics for a Naming Rights Sponsorship Renewal at Iroquois Park Sports Centre (IPSC), including keeping the naming of Arena 2 as “Whitby Orthodontics Arena 2”, based on the sponsorship package and other terms and conditions identified in Report CAO 07-26.
Committee of the Whole, February 23, 2026 · Carried
Whereas the Town of Whitby continues to experience strong economic growth and increasing demand for tourism supportive infrastructure, including modern hotel and conference/convention centre facilities; Whereas Council has received and endorsed Staff Report CAO 11-25, which identified that Whitby lacks sufficient hotel and conference/convention centre capacity to meet current and future tourism, b
Committee of the Whole, February 23, 2026 · Carried
That consideration of Staff Report, FS 16-26, Award Report - GBO- 2-2026 - Fire Ladder Truck, be
Committee of the Whole, February 23, 2026 · Referred
Whereas the Town of Whitby continues to experience strong economic growth and increasing demand for tourism supportive infrastructure, including modern hotel and conference/convention centre facilities; Whereas Council has received and endorsed Staff Report CAO 11- 25, which identified that Whitby lacks sufficient hotel and conference/convention centre capacity to meet current and future tourism,
Committee of the Whole, February 23, 2026 · Carried
That Council approve an Amendment to Zoning By-law 2585 (File Number: Z-27-25) for the removal of the Holding (H) Symbol, as outlined in Report PDP 02-26; and, That a by-law to amend Zoning By-law 2585 be brought forward for consideration by Council.
Committee of the Whole, February 9, 2026 · Carried
Whereas current provincial–municipal fiscal arrangements are undermining the Town of Whitby’s economic prosperity and the quality of life of its residents; Whereas nearly one third of all municipal spending in Ontario is directed toward services in areas of provincial responsibility, with expenditures outpacing provincial contributions by approximately $4 billion annually; Whereas the Association
Committee of the Whole, February 9, 2026 · Carried
Whereas the Workplace Investigation Report from Bernardi Human Resources Law LLP, dated November 5, 2025, has been received and includes recommendations regarding the Council Code of Conduct and the Respect in the Workplace Policy; Now therefore be it resolved: That the Clerk be directed to work with the Integrity Commissioner to review the following recommendations in Section 3.2.3 of the Workpla
Regular Council Meeting, December 15, 2025 · Carried Unanimously
Whereas the Town of Whitby is facing a housing affordability crisis and has been one of the highest growth municipalities in Durham Region and southern Ontario; and, Whereas the Province of Ontario has assigned Whitby a housing growth target of 18,000 new dwelling units, intensifying the housing affordability crisis; and, Whereas the planned expansion into Brooklin and North West Brooklin holds th
Regular Council Meeting, December 15, 2025 · Carried
Whereas the Workplace Investigation Report from Bernardi Human Resources Law LLP, dated November 5, 2025, has been received and includes recommendations regarding the Council Code of Conduct and the Respect in the Workplace Policy; Now therefore be it resolved: 1. That the Clerk be directed to work with the Integrity Commissioner to review the following recommendations in Section 3.2.3 of the Work
Regular Council Meeting, December 15, 2025 · Carried Unanimously
That Council approve and appoint the following members to the Whitby 55+ Recreation Advisory Committee effective January 1, 2026: Lena Ebrekdjian (term ending December 31, 2027); Carol James (term ending December 31, 2027); Lynda Kruitz (term ending December 31, 2027); Susan Lythgoe (term ending December 31, 2027); and, Deborah Nanton (term ending December 31, 2027).
Committee of the Whole, December 1, 2025 · Carried
That Council approve and appoint the following members to the Whitby 55+ Recreation Advisory Committee effective January 1, 2026: 1. Lena Ebrekdjian (term ending December 31, 2027); 2. Carol James (term ending December 31, 2027); 3. Lynda Kruitz (term ending December 31, 2027); 4. Susan Lythgoe (term ending December 31, 2027); and, 5. Deborah Nanton (term ending December 31, 2027).
Committee of the Whole, December 1, 2025 · Carried
Whereas the Workplace Investigation Report from Bernardi Human Resources Law LLP highlights that education, particularly a focus on anti-racism and equity-informed approaches, is essential for cultivating a culture of psychological safety and mutual respect; and, Whereas education and training will be helpful for Council to understand how systemic racism operates and the ways in which individuals
Committee of the Whole, November 24, 2025 · Carried
That Items 6.5.1 and 6.5.3, Review of the Council Code of Conduct and Respect in the Workplace Policy be
Committee of the Whole, November 24, 2025 · Referred
That a motion to introduce a matter regarding Advocacy for Provincial and Federal Funding to Support Capital Improvements for Royal Canadian Legion Branches be allowed due to its urgent nature. Voters For Against Conflict Councillor Leahy X Councillor Mulcahy X Mayor Roy X Councillor Shahid X Councillor Yamada X Councillor Cardwell X Councillor Lundquist X Councillor Bozinovski X Results 8 0 0
Regular Council Meeting, November 10, 2025 · Carried
Whereas Royal Canadian Legion Branches are organized as not-for-profit corporations, meaning that they are unable to issue tax receipts for donations through their fundraising efforts; and, Whereas there are 388 Legion Branches located in southern Ontario, many of which require significant capital investment to their facilities to continue to provide valuable community programming and social oppor
Regular Council Meeting, November 10, 2025 · Carried
That a motion to introduce a matter regarding Advocacy for Provincial and Federal Funding to Support Capital Improvements for Royal Canadian Legion Branches be allowed due to its urgent nature. For Against Conflict Mayor Roy X Councillor Bozinovski X Councillor Cardwell X Councillor Leahy X Councillor Lundquist X Councillor Mulcahy X Councillor Shahid X Councillor Yamada X Results 8 0 0
Regular Council Meeting, November 10, 2025 · Carried
In the record
502meetings recorded presentthe minutes record presence, not a rate
13conflicts of interest declareda member saying they should not vote on a matter
12,654votes in 2022Mayor, incumbent
Special Council Meeting November 27, 2025
regarding Item 7.1, Community Services Administration Division Salaries, Wages, and Benefits and Property Tax Revenues, noting that she has a family member employed in the Town's Community Services…
Special Council Meeting November 17, 2025
regarding Item 4.1, 2026 Budget Overview - Council Education Session, noting that she has a family member employed in the Town's Community Services Administration Division
Regular Council Meeting December 16, 2024
regarding Item 10, Committee of the Whole Minutes of November 25, 2024, noting her previous conflicts of interest declared at the November 25, 2024 Committee of Whole meeting related to the legal…
Special Council Meeting May 6, 2024
regarding Item 7.1, Confidential Verbal Report regarding Collective Bargaining - Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), Local 53 - Part Time, noting that a family member is a member of CUPE Local…
Special Council Meeting March 18, 2024
regarding Item 4.1, Confidential Verbal Update from Matt Gaskell, Chief Administrative Officer, and Jacqueline Long, Head of Organizational Effectiveness Re: Collective Bargaining Update - Canadian…
Special Council Meeting February 15, 2024
regarding Item 6.2, FS 03-24, noting that she has a family member employed as a summer student with the Town of Whitby
Special Council Meeting February 5, 2024
regarding Item 4.1, 2024 Budget Overview, noting that she has a family member employed as a summer student with the Town of Whitby
Special Council Meeting January 29, 2024
regarding Item 4.1, 2024 Budget – Council Education Session, noting that her daughter will be employed as a summer student with the Town of Whitby
Special Council Meeting February 16, 2023
regarding Item 6.2, Staff Report FS 06-23, noting that a family member is employed in the Operational Services Division
Special Council Meeting February 6, 2023
regarding Item 4.1, 2023 Budget Overview, noting that a family member is employed in the Public Works Department
Special Council Meeting January 30, 2023
regarding Item 4.1, 2023 Budget – Council Education Session, noting that her daughter is seeking employment as a summer student with the Town of Whitby
Special Council Meeting May 9, 2022
under the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act regarding Item 2.1, Collective Bargaining - Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), Local 53 - Part Time noting that a member of her family is a member…
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