I look forward to seeing how those changes positively affect this city in the future. Which is not to say in any way that I’m glad it happened, but I think we, as a council, made the best of the situation we were handed. I think, in many ways, it forced us to make changes that I see as very positive for this city. It forced us to look at different ways of governing. That certainly changed the way in which we governed. However, I think this council will most be remembered as the one who’s term occurred during the pandemic. My first thought was the Metro property redevelopment and how that will transform that area certainly for the rest of my lifetime. What do you feel will be this term of council's most enduring legacy David Campbell (Ward 1) Click here to read their answers to our second question, here for answers to the third question and here for answers to our fourth question. Click here to read their answers to our first question.
They were given a limit of 150-words per response. With that in mind, we canvassed Mayor Steve Clarke and all eight city councillors to answer six key questions heading into the home stretch of their tenure. The next municipal election, slated for Oct. Orillia's City Council, elected in November of 2018, is entering the final year of its four-year mandate.
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