CANDIDATE STATEMENT
Each response is directly attributed, source-verified and confirmed by the candidate. Candidate claims do not thereby become CK Signals verified facts.
Ward 2 council candidate
Stinson proposes public housing waitlist and housing-stability measures, six-month public reporting and an annual review of still-to-be-defined delivery goals.
Ward 5 council candidate
Stewart identifies four campaign priorities for Ward 5: Wallaceburg and area’s future, responsible spending and infrastructure, community safety and supports, and a community where people can stay, belong and thrive.
Ward 2 council candidate
Maynard proposes quarterly reporting on movement from emergency or transitional shelter into stable supported housing, with year-over-year targets and a budget review after repeated misses.
Mayoral candidate
Anderson proposes a coordinated housing, treatment, accountability and public-safety approach, with partner responsibilities and outcome measures, while leaving costs, funding commitments and a reporting deadline unspecified.
Mayoral candidate
Hope proposes a 100-day homelessness baseline and a day-180 Home First CK pilot with housing, support, safety and public-reporting measures, while leaving the first numerical housing target and full cost for the pilot plan.
Ward 2 council candidate
Giffin answers five community questions and adds September 15 submissions on seniors, housing, food security, social supports, transportation and community food systems.
Mayoral candidate
Anderson sets out mayoral priorities on affordability, accountable spending, homelessness, public safety, economic growth and infrastructure, with an emphasis on measurable municipal results.
Ward 5 council candidate
Stewart outlines a Ward 5 response on homelessness, housing exits, emergency capacity, costs and public reporting for the first year of a new council term.
Mayoral candidate
Anderson answers the six post-debate questions on budget choices, jobs, roads, housing, project reporting and strong-mayor powers. Her written answers remain attributed candidate statements; several requested numbers and first decisions remain open.
Mayoral candidate
Six answers addressing budget choices, jobs, roads, housing, project reporting and strong-mayor powers.
Mayoral candidate
Gow answers the six post-debate questions with a four-year jobs target, proposed road weights, a first housing action and capital-reporting intervals. His answers remain attributed candidate statements.