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Kitchener South-Hespeler Election 2018
Incumbent: N/A (new riding)
A riding first created for the 2015 federal election, this campaign will mark the provincial debut of Kitchener-South Hespeler. The riding consists of the parts of Cambridge north of Highway 401 and the parts of Kitchener east of Fischer-Hallman Road and south of the Conestoga Parkway and Fairway Road.
Candidates:
Amy Fee (Progressive Conservative)
Nathan Lajeunesse (Libertarian)
Surekha Shenoy (Liberal)
Narine Sookram (Independent)
Fitz Vanderpool (NDP)
David Weber (Green)
Kitchener South-Hespeler election news:
Amy Fee captures new riding of Kitchener South-Hespeler
Innovation, transportation drive tech sector’s election agenda
NDP candidate criticized for oil wrestling involvement, 2006 endorsement
Local PC candidates skipping many debates
High-speed rail plan touted as campaign hits Waterloo
All major party leaders to visit Waterloo Region this week
Local election news
- Ontario history made as Guelph goes green
- Oxford, Perth-Wellington, Wellington-Halton Hills: Tories hold rural ridings
- Brantford-Brant voters opt for PC candidate Will Bouma
- Innovation, transportation drive tech sector’s election agenda
- Will Guelph go Green? Schreiner hopes for historic win
- PCs remain in narrow majority territory: LISPOP
- ‘They do not trust Doug Ford as far as they can throw him, which wouldn't be too far’: Fife receives backlash for comment
- Questions over Harris ouster continue, but will voters care?
- PC platform includes ban on cellphones in classrooms
- Latest LISPOP projection shows slimmest PC majority possible
- Tour company says it’s suffering under cap-and-trade program
- NDP candidate apologizes for canvassing outside polling station
