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Meet The Candidate – Chris Martin, Wellesley candidate for Mayor

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Chris Martin
Chris Martin, Wellesley candidate for Mayor, spoke with Bob Jonkman on Wednesday 14 October 2026 about the issues for the 2026 municipal election.


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Download: Chris Martin, Wellesley candidate for Mayor (Podcast) (23 MB, 24m59s)

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Video

Video: Chris Martin, Wellesley candidate for Mayor (Video), 79 MB


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CKMS News -2025-09-09- A delicious month of local eats as townships set to host events celebrating local food.

CKMS News -2025-09-09- A delicious month of local eats as townships set to host events celebrating local food

dan kellar
Woolwich, ON –
The Region of Waterloo’s four rural townships are hosting their 5th annual Taste The Countryside initiative, launching on September 15th with the Countryside Harvest Meal.  Along with the fundraising dinner, the other main event is a 10-day “Dining Trail”, which begins on September 25th, has been organised to highlight restaurants throughout the townships.

While the overall initiative seeks to support farm-to-table dining in the region, this year’s organizers are also putting a focus on local food security with a portion of the Harvest Meal’s ticket sales going to support local food banks. Taste the Countryside’s support for local food banks is very timely; according to the The Food Bank of Waterloo Region, 1 in 8 households across the region access food from support organizations.

This show features an interview with Kurtis Wells, the Economic Development and Tourism Officer for the  Township of Woolwich.

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