PROVEN LEADERSHIP REAL RESULTS

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PROVEN LEADERSHIP REAL RESULTS 〰️

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ABOUT RHONDA

Brooklin is my hometown. I am an alumni of both Anderson High School, and Durham College. 

My family has been here for many generations and we all pride ourselves on working hard for ourselves and our community. My husband and I chose to raise our children here, surrounded by neighbours who are also friends and family.

My career in graphic design began with firms in the GTA until 2000, when I wanted to engage more in my community. This is when I launched The Brooklin Town Crier, a local community newspaper. I believed the community desperately needed a voice to draw people together and help unite residents. The paper still exists 26 years later.

In 2016 I took further my passion for guiding the changes in our community and successfully ran as the North Ward Local Councillor. Since 2018 I have served as your town-wide elected Regional Councillor. I am proven, respected and responsive. This election we will elect our Regional Councillors by Ward - and so I return to running in the North Ward. One Regional Councillor dedicated to you. I humbly ask for you to BRING ME HOME!

My previous roles over the years

  • North Ward 1 Councillor 2016-2018

  • Groveside Cemetery Council Designate 2016-2018

  • Durham Region Works Department Committee Member - 2018-present

  • Durham Region Transit Commissioner - 2018-2022, 2024-present

  • Whitby 55+ Council Designate 2018-2022

  • Paramarine Search and Rescue Board 2019 - present

  • Deputy Mayor 2019, 2022, 2025

  • CLOCA Board Member 2019-2022, 2023-2025

  • Whitby Active Transportation and Safe Roads Committee 2020-2024

  • Durham Region’s Representative on the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) 2022-present

  • Whitby Planning Chair 2022, 2024, 2026 - present

  • Council Designate on Whitby Chamber Of Commerce 2023

  • Whitby Heritage Advisory Committee 2025-present

  • Vice Chair CLOCA (Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority) 2025

My Message to you!

Proven Leadership In 2025, I was named “Newsmaker of the Year” by Whitby This Week for leading the charge to remove unfair 407 highway tolls. I represent Durham at AMO (Association of Municipalities of Ontario), advocating for fair municipal funding. Our new sports centre (my inspiration to first run for council in 2016) is opening soon. And, all 64 action items in Whitby’s Strategic Plan have been delivered

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