From the Campaign Trail

I'm looking forward to taking part in the upcoming Bonnechere Valley All-Candidates Forum, hosted by The Eganville Leader.

The forum will be held at the Eganville Legion Hall on Sunday, September 13, from 7:00–9:00 p.m.

Each candidate will have an opportunity to introduce themselves, speak about why they are seeking a position on Council, and share their vision and ideas for the future of Bonnechere Valley. Questions from residents will also be welcomed throughout the evening.

I hope to see you there. This is a great opportunity for residents to hear directly from the candidates, ask questions, and learn more about the choices on the ballot this October.

Sunday, September 13 | 7:00–9:00 p.m. Eganville Legion Hall

The official list of candidates for the 2026 municipal election has been released, and I'm proud to see my name among those putting themselves forward to serve Bonnechere Valley.

Running for Council is an opportunity I don't take lightly. Thank you to everyone who has already reached out, shared a concern, offered an idea, or simply wished me well.

There is plenty of work ahead, and I'm excited to continue meeting residents and talking about both the now and the next of Bonnechere Valley.

Let's keep the conversation going.

With my paperwork filed, it's time to get to work.

Over the weeks ahead, I'll be connecting with residents across Bonnechere Valley, sharing more about my priorities, and — most importantly — listening to what matters to the people who call our community home.

Good decisions start with listening, and I'm looking forward to the conversations ahead.

Yours in community, Laura

Today I officially filed my nomination paperwork to become a candidate for Bonnechere Valley Council.

Putting my name forward is something I have given a great deal of thought to. I care deeply about this community and am looking forward to listening, learning, and sharing my ideas for the future of Bonnechere Valley.

Protecting what matters. Building what's next.