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Four people running to be the Mayor of Stirling-Rawdon

By Lindsey Harren Aug 26, 2026 | 3:10 PM

Election day in Ontario for the municipal election is October 26th.

On Monday, city clerk offices verified and certified the list of candidates.

There are four people running for outgoing Mayor Bob Mullin’s seat. Current councillor Jeremy Solmes has thrown his hat in for the top job. He is up against TJ O’Heir, Tim Osborne, and John Rock.

Four people are running for the two councillor position for Ward one Rawdon. The candidates are Sheikh Ahmed, Vasilios (Bill) Ficioris, Marvin Molloy, and Don Stewart.

There are three candidates for the two seats to represent Ward two Stirling. Greg Belyea is running against Donna Graff and Jess (Jessica) Rogers.