Read my election night remarks here

Read Jon’s responses to Bayshore Broadcasting questions

This is Jon’s 4th campaign newsletter

Watch the second all candidates meeting here

This 8 min video are all of Jon’s responses from the first all candidates meeting

Read the third newsletter update here

Hear Jon’s remarks at the climate day event Sept 23

Click here to watch Jon’s opening remarks from the public event at Rrampt on Sept 15.

Lawn signs will be available at the end of September. You can request a sign or print a smaller version at home

This is my second newsletter with info about my latest article, news about ordering shirts, and info on how to submit letters to the editor

As a first time candidate for Owen Sound City Council, I’ve been knocking on doors to introduce myself and ask folks about their concerns and hopes for our city. In that process, I’ve learned that when people say “Owen Sound” they don’t always mean the same thing. Curiously, Owen Sound is a homonym.

Read my first campaign newsletter here to see what I’ve been up to, what my plan is, and how you can get involved.

As we prepare for the municipal election, this is an ideal time to think about the relationship that we expect between City Hall and the community at large. If we expect residents to be active partners with the City in addressing community challenges then we need to make sure that residents have a meaningful role and voice in City discussions and decision making processes.

We need to make sure as many people as possible are registered to vote in this election.

Listen to the Open Line from July 18 when Jon called in to announce his campaign and encourage voters to register.

Local non-violence advocate, arts promoter, and facilitator Jon Farmer has registered as a candidate for Owen Sound City Council.