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Interest builds in Social Services election

Three candidates in running for two positions representing Algoma North

Interest builds in Social Services election
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Three candidates in running for two positions representing Algoma North

When voters elect councillors for area municipalities this fall, they'll also choose two candidates to represent Algoma North on the District of Sault Ste. Marie Social Services Administration Board. There are now three candidates vying to represent 31 unincorporated townships as far north as Montreal River.

SooToday has previously mentioned the candidacies of Drew Craig and Shauna DiGasparro. The latest candidate to file nomination papers is Anna Foat, a patient educator with OntarioMD and a former board member of Sault Area Hospital. This year's civic elections will take place on Monday, Oct. 26.

The deadline to file or withdraw a nomination is Friday, Aug. 21. Here's the full list of nominations so far: Mayor - Matthew Shoemaker Ward 1 city councillor - Brent Derochie - Dan Pallot Ward 2 city councillor - Luke Dufour - Michael McCartan - Cynthia McCutcheon - Stephanie Pagnucco Ward 3 city councillor - Nick Delavalle - Luis Moreno - Joshua Vierimaa - Gary Trembinski Jr. - Ron Zagordo Ward 4 city councillor - Marchy Bruni - Stephan Kinach - Marie McLeod - Jim Penfold Ward 5 city councillor - Bobbi Jo Holmes - Corey Gardi - Matthew Scott Algoma District School Board Ward 3 - Greg Bowman Algoma District School Board Ward 5 - Nicholas Apostle Conseil scolaire du Grand Nord - Danielle Valiquette Conseil scolaire catholique du Nouvel-Ontario - Suzanne Salituri (LeClair) Huron-Superior Catholic District School Board - John Caputo - Wayne Greco - John Bruno District Sault Ste.

Marie Social Services Administration Board representing Sault North - Drew Craig - Shauna DiGasparro - Anna Foat

Published
Jul 15, 2026
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Jul 15, 2026
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