New mayor elected in Carleton Place

By Anil Jhalli

Posted Oct 25, 2022 01:15:00 AM.

There's a new mayor in Carleton Place.

Edward (Toby) Randell has been elected the new mayor of Carleton Place with 1962 votes (unofficially).

Randell was one of three mayoral candidates running.

With 2,393 (unofficially) of the votes, Andrew Tennant has been elected as the deputy mayor of Carleton Place.

Linda Seccaspina, Jeff Atkinson, Dena Comley, Sarah Cavanagh and Mark Hinton were elected as town councillors.

With 2,121 votes, Lynda Johnston was elected as the English public School Board trustee, while Jennifer Cooney was elected trustee of the English Separate School Board with 339 votes.

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