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Township Councillor - Ward C/Ward 3 · Muskoka Lakes

5 candidates for 1 seat

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Candidate positions for Township Councillor - Ward C/Ward 3, by issue
Issue	David Skoric No website or social media listed	Pam JefferyElected (official result) msmconnect.ca — Pam Jeffery’s campaign website, opens in a new tab	Rob BosomworthElected (official result) robbosomworth.ca — Rob Bosomworth’s campaign website, opens in a new tab	Sally Moyer Kent No website or social media listed	Tanner McNabb No website or social media listed
Bio	No bio on record. Know something?	Pam Jeffery (Pamela Jeffery) is a Ward C candidate for Muskoka Lakes Township Council and a fifth-generation Minett, whose great-great grandparents Charles and Fanny Minett built Clevelands House. She holds an HBA and MBA from the Ivey Business School and had a 40-plus-year career in public service, beginning at Queen's Park in the Industry Minister's office, followed by 20 years in government relations helping executives navigate Queen's Park and Parliament Hill. She also served as Ontario Communications Advisor to Prime Minister Martin during the 2004 election.	Rob Bosomworth is seeking re-election as Ward C Councillor in the Township of Muskoka Lakes, after eight years of township service — four on the Committee of Adjustment and four as Ward C Councillor, including as chair of the Planning Committee. He brings professional experience in finance and management and a background in municipal planning and bylaws. He says protecting the lakes, forests and communities of Muskoka and keeping municipal finances under control are his focus.	No bio on record. Know something?	No bio on record. Know something?
HousingWill I be able to afford to live here?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Taxes & spendingWhat happens to my tax bill, and where does the money go?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Rob Bosomworth promises disciplined spending to keep taxes in check and fair bylaw enforcement. Fiscal responsibility: keeping taxes in check through disciplined, responsible spending. Bylaw development and enforcement: ensuring bylaws are clear, fair and consistently enforced. Seeks a second term on eight years of experience, including four years chairing the Planning Committee. Show their words & sourceHide (a page or more) “Keeping taxes in check through disciplined, responsible spending.” Source: Rob Bosomworth \| Councillor Ward C - campaign website · October 17, 2026 Confidence:High	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Emergency servicesWhen I call for help, will it come fast enough?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
TransitCan I get where I need to go without driving?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
GovernmentWill decisions be made in the open, and will anyone answer for them?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Roads & infrastructureWill the things I use every day actually get fixed?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
EconomyWill our main streets and local jobs thrive?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
EnvironmentIs the candidate protecting the nature we live in?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Pam Jeffery puts the environment first and wants responsible development in the face of provincial planning changes. First priority: put the environment first. Embraces responsible development after Bill 185 removed third-party appeal rights and MZOs bypass local planning. Wants Council to apply a future-proof lens to climate change, including flood and fire risk mitigation with provincial and federal governments. Priorities also include attainable housing, local economy and jobs. Show their words & sourceHide (a page or more) “The provincial government passed Bill 185 into law in June 2024. It takes away the rights of lake associations, environmental groups and others to appeal most local planning decisions. It is more important than ever to elect councillors on October 26 who will embrace responsible development.” Source: Pam Jeffery Muskoka - campaign website · October 17, 2026 Confidence:High	Rob Bosomworth puts the environment first and wants responsible development plus key capital projects. Environment first: putting Muskoka's environment at the heart of every decision. Respectful responsible development: supporting growth while protecting what makes Muskoka special. Next-term priorities: update the Comprehensive Zoning Bylaw after the Official Plan appeal, deal with aging arenas, build a new fire hall in Minett, rationalize community centres. Show their words & sourceHide (a page or more) “Putting Muskoka's environment at the heart of every decision.” Source: Rob Bosomworth \| Councillor Ward C - campaign website · October 17, 2026 Confidence:High	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
HealthcareWill there be a doctor and a hospital when we need one?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Growth & developmentHow fast should we grow, and who decides what gets built where?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Social & community servicesWho looks after the most vulnerable residents?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Active transportationCan I walk and bike safely around town?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Arts & cultureDoes the candidate value what makes this place feel alive?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Data centresShould energy-hungry data centres be welcomed here?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Water & wasteIs our drinking water safe and our waste handled?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Bylaw enforcementAre the rules fair, and are they actually enforced?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?	Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Bio

David Skoric

No bio on record. Know something?

Pam Jeffery Elected (official result)

Pam Jeffery (Pamela Jeffery) is a Ward C candidate for Muskoka Lakes Township Council and a fifth-generation Minett, whose great-great grandparents Charles and Fanny Minett built Clevelands House. She holds an HBA and MBA from the Ivey Business School and had a 40-plus-year career in public service, beginning at Queen's Park in the Industry Minister's office, followed by 20 years in government relations helping executives navigate Queen's Park and Parliament Hill. She also served as Ontario Communications Advisor to Prime Minister Martin during the 2004 election.

Rob Bosomworth Elected (official result)

Rob Bosomworth is seeking re-election as Ward C Councillor in the Township of Muskoka Lakes, after eight years of township service — four on the Committee of Adjustment and four as Ward C Councillor, including as chair of the Planning Committee. He brings professional experience in finance and management and a background in municipal planning and bylaws. He says protecting the lakes, forests and communities of Muskoka and keeping municipal finances under control are his focus.

Sally Moyer Kent

No bio on record. Know something?

Tanner McNabb

No bio on record. Know something?

Housing

Will I be able to afford to live here?

David Skoric

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Pam Jeffery Elected (official result)

msmconnect.ca — Pam Jeffery’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Rob Bosomworth Elected (official result)

robbosomworth.ca — Rob Bosomworth’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Sally Moyer Kent

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Tanner McNabb

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Taxes & spending

What happens to my tax bill, and where does the money go?

David Skoric

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Pam Jeffery Elected (official result)

msmconnect.ca — Pam Jeffery’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Rob Bosomworth Elected (official result)

robbosomworth.ca — Rob Bosomworth’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Rob Bosomworth promises disciplined spending to keep taxes in check and fair bylaw enforcement.

Fiscal responsibility: keeping taxes in check through disciplined, responsible spending.
Bylaw development and enforcement: ensuring bylaws are clear, fair and consistently enforced.
Seeks a second term on eight years of experience, including four years chairing the Planning Committee.

Show their words & source (a page or more)

“Keeping taxes in check through disciplined, responsible spending.”

Source: Rob Bosomworth | Councillor Ward C - campaign website · October 17, 2026

Confidence:High

Sally Moyer Kent

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Tanner McNabb

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Emergency services

When I call for help, will it come fast enough?

David Skoric

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Pam Jeffery Elected (official result)

msmconnect.ca — Pam Jeffery’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Rob Bosomworth Elected (official result)

robbosomworth.ca — Rob Bosomworth’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Sally Moyer Kent

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Tanner McNabb

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Transit

Can I get where I need to go without driving?

David Skoric

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Pam Jeffery Elected (official result)

msmconnect.ca — Pam Jeffery’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Rob Bosomworth Elected (official result)

robbosomworth.ca — Rob Bosomworth’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Sally Moyer Kent

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Tanner McNabb

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Government

Will decisions be made in the open, and will anyone answer for them?

David Skoric

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Pam Jeffery Elected (official result)

msmconnect.ca — Pam Jeffery’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Rob Bosomworth Elected (official result)

robbosomworth.ca — Rob Bosomworth’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Sally Moyer Kent

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Tanner McNabb

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Roads & infrastructure

Will the things I use every day actually get fixed?

David Skoric

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Pam Jeffery Elected (official result)

msmconnect.ca — Pam Jeffery’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Rob Bosomworth Elected (official result)

robbosomworth.ca — Rob Bosomworth’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Sally Moyer Kent

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Tanner McNabb

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Economy

Will our main streets and local jobs thrive?

David Skoric

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Pam Jeffery Elected (official result)

msmconnect.ca — Pam Jeffery’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Rob Bosomworth Elected (official result)

robbosomworth.ca — Rob Bosomworth’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Sally Moyer Kent

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Tanner McNabb

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Environment

Is the candidate protecting the nature we live in?

David Skoric

No website or social media listed

Not reviewed yet. Know something?

Pam Jeffery Elected (official result)

msmconnect.ca — Pam Jeffery’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Pam Jeffery puts the environment first and wants responsible development in the face of provincial planning changes.

First priority: put the environment first.
Embraces responsible development after Bill 185 removed third-party appeal rights and MZOs bypass local planning.
Wants Council to apply a future-proof lens to climate change, including flood and fire risk mitigation with provincial and federal governments.
Priorities also include attainable housing, local economy and jobs.

Show their words & source (a page or more)

“The provincial government passed Bill 185 into law in June 2024. It takes away the rights of lake associations, environmental groups and others to appeal most local planning decisions. It is more important than ever to elect councillors on October 26 who will embrace responsible development.”

Source: Pam Jeffery Muskoka - campaign website · October 17, 2026

Confidence:High

Rob Bosomworth Elected (official result)

robbosomworth.ca — Rob Bosomworth’s campaign website, opens in a new tab

Rob Bosomworth puts the environment first and wants responsible development plus key capital projects.

Environment first: putting Muskoka's environment at the heart of every decision.
Respectful responsible development: supporting growth while protecting what makes Muskoka special.
Next-term priorities: update the Comprehensive Zoning Bylaw after the Official Plan appeal, deal with aging arenas, build a new fire hall in Minett, rationalize community centres.

Show their words & source (a page or more)