Municipal Elections for Town of Wolfville
Mayor
Jeff Cantwell, acclaimed
|
Councillor |
Total Votes |
| Garry Balcom | 416 |
| Mercedes Brian* | 585 |
| Wendy Donovan* | 712 |
| Wendy Elliott* | 737 |
| Adam Fraser | 310 |
| Wil Lang | 407 |
| Jodi MacKay* | 581 |
| Hayden McKee-Godry | 312 |
| Carl Oldham* | 767 |
| Oonagh Proudfoot* | 485 |
*Elected
Voter Turnout
| Number of Names on the Revised List of Electors + Names Added to the List | 3,656 |
| Total Voters | 1,159 |
| Voter Turnout | 31.7% |
School Board Elections
Member of Annapolis Valley Regional School Board
Lavinia Parrish Zwicker, acclaimed
African Nova Scotian Member of Annapolis Valley Regional School Board
Peter Cromwell, acclaimed
Member of conceil scolaire acadien provincial (CSAP)
Hélène Lavigne, acclaimed
Mayor Jeff Cantwell has proclaimed October 17-23, 2016 as "National School Safety Week" in the Town of Wolfville
View all Town of Wolfville Proclamations: Proclamations Website
Due to the large number of participants and spectators expected there will likely be heavy traffic throughout Town and a detour around the planned marathon route has been planned (as shown below). For more information on the extent of the marathon route outside of Wolfville please visit www.valleyharvestmarathon.com
Available parking areas are shown in yellow below.
Passer-bys on Highway 101 should also expect delays due to construction between exits 11 (Greenwich) and 10 (Grand Pre).
Mayor Jeff Cantwell has Proclaimed October 9-15, 2016 as Fire Prevention Week in the Town of Wolfville
This year's theme is: Don’t Wait – Check the Date! Replace Smoke Alarms Every 10 Years
View the Proclamation
Monday, October 3, 2016 crews will be replacing the culvert at the intersection of Gaspereau Avenue and Main Street.
Work will commence at 4:00am Monday morning.
The Town of Wolfville apologizes for any inconvenience and appreciates your patience and understanding as improvements to the Town of Wolfville continues.
This fall the Town of Wolfville is offering a free yoga program for teenage girls in grades 6-8. This is a partnership between the Town of Wolfville and the Nova Scotia Department of Communities, Culuture, and Heritage. Learn more about this great program through the Recreation and Activie Living section of our website!
Mayor Jeff Cantwell has hereby proclaimed October 1, 2016 to be observed as National Seniors Day in the Town of Wolfville (View the Proclamation )
Celebrate Seniors in your life - visit Canada.ca/Seniors
There will be a Council Candidate debate hosted by the Acadia Students' Union October 4th, 2016! It will be open to both students and residents of the town. Have a question you want to ask the Candidates? Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.! 
Council and Staff want to hear from you!
The Town of Wolfville, through Ipsos, will be conducting a Citizen Satisfaction Survey between September 13 and September 30. It takes 10 minutes and is completely anonymous and confidential. The telephone survey's have been completed but the online survey is still open! Click on the link below to complete the survey and don't forget to tell your neighbours!
Click here to complete the online survey!
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Flushing will take place in the downtown core of Wolfville from Highland Avenue to Willow Avenue and Main Street to Front Street.
The work will commence at approximately 9pm and continue until 5am.
Residents and businesses may experience some noise from the truck during this time.
We are flushing overnight to avoid traffic congestion during the day.
The Town of Wolfville apologizes for any inconvenience and appreciates your patience and understanding during this maintenance.
Garry Balcom
T. 902-670-0418
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Mercedes Brian
T. 902-670-7896
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Wendy Donovan
T. 902-698-6342
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Wendy Elliott
T. 902-542-2533
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Adam Fraser
T. 902-880-2030
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Wil Lang
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Jodi MacKay
T. 902-542-3141
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Hayden McKee-Godry
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Carl Oldham
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Oonagh Proudfoot
T. 902-670-2523
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Mayor Jeff Cantwell has proclaimed September 26 - October 2, 2016 as "Right to Know Week" in the Town of Wolfville
View the Proclamation
September 28, 2016 is International Right to Know Day. International Right to Know Day is celebrating its 14th anniversary. It had its start in 2002, at a meeting of international access advocates in Sofia, Bulgaria. They proposed that the date be dedicated to the promotion of access to information worldwide.
The goal of Right to Know Day is to raise global awareness of individuals’ right to access government information and to promote access to information as a fundamental right. Right to Know Day has grown since 2002 and is celebrated around the world in over 40 nations. Over 80 countries have access to information legislation and more countries are in the process of developing such laws.
This year marks the 11th year Canadians have celebrated international Right to Know Week.
The Information and Privacy Commissioner for Nova Scotia is participating in this worldwide effort to raise awareness about the importance of the right to access information, with a local focus on what it means to those living and working in Nova Scotia. The Information and Privacy Commissioner has invited the Province of Nova Scotia and all the Municipalities of Nova Scotia to issue a Proclamation designating September 26 to October 2, 2016 as Nova Scotia's Right to Know Week in their respective jurisdictions.
