Wasaga Beach

A Great Place to Visit.

An Even Better Place to Live.

October 9th, 2026 Give me five minutes of your time. Tell me what matters to you, what concerns you, and what you want for the future of Wasaga Beach. That conversation means more to me than seeing my name on another election sign. One of the questions I've been asked most frequently during this campaign is, "How come there are so few election signs with your name on them?" The answer is simple: it was a conscious decision. I decided to order no more than 50 signs, and I made

October 9th, 2026 Destination Wasaga, institutional knowledge, and putting residents first At three recent campaign events, several members of the public approached me and said they had heard I was part of the Smith Team. LET ME BE CLEAR: I AM NOT. I don't know where this rumour originated, but the information is incorrect. I am running as an independent candidate for Wasaga Beach Council, with my own priorities, my own views and my own commitment to the residents of this com

October 8th, 2026 There was a time when, if you needed something as basic as a pair of underwear, you had to leave Wasaga Beach to buy it. Look at us now. We have a thriving and increasingly diverse business community — and we should be proud of how far we've come. But here's the question I want to ask: How do we make “Shop Local” mean something 52 weeks a year — not just during the 17 big weekends of summer? Tourism is enormously important to Wasaga Beach. But the majority