North Middlesex residents have chosen their municipal representatives for the 2026 to 2030 term, with several contested races decided in Monday’s municipal election.
Brian Ropp was acclaimed as mayor, while John Keogh won the deputy mayor’s race with 1,280 votes. John Mombourquette received 665 votes.
In Ward Two, representing Ailsa Craig, Bill Irwin was elected with 233 votes, defeating Tony Michielsen, who received 174.
Ward Three, representing McGillivray, saw Chuck Daigle finish first with 259 votes. Pat Rees received 220, while Thomas Sgouromitis received 26.
In Ward Four, representing East Williams, Mark Diggins won with 311 votes, ahead of Jerome Macko, who received 140.
Several positions were decided by acclamation. Sara Nirta was acclaimed as Ward One councillor for Parkhill, while Kathy Willemse was acclaimed in Ward Five, representing West Williams.
The Thames Valley District School Board trustee race also saw two representatives selected to represent Middlesex County. Bev Noble led the results with 1,024 votes, followed by Bill Tichenoff with 833. Christian Sachs received 541 votes.
Josh Lamb was acclaimed to the London District Catholic School Board trustee position. Joseph-Guy Bourbeau was acclaimed to Conseil scolaire catholique Providence, while Rachid Barrima was acclaimed to Conseil scolaire Viamonde.
The Municipality has published the results as unofficial. Certified results were scheduled to be posted on October 27.
Residents can find the complete results on the Municipality of North Middlesex website.
Official results: Unofficial Election Results | North Middlesex
