David Celetti, Marek McLeod run for city council

There are now four candidates for the two Ward 4 city council seats up for grabs in the Oct. 24 municipal election.

Former Coun. David Celetti filed nomination papers Monday to run again. 

Celetti served as Ward 5 councillor from 2003 to 2010.

The city's ward boundaries were redrawn in 2018, and Celetti's now seeking election in Ward 4.

Also filing Ward 4 paperwork on Monday was Marek McLeod, best known for stealing the spotlight during a nationally televised leaders debate held as part of last year's federal election.

McLeod has served as an Indigenous student trustee on Algoma District School Board and as vice-chair of the mayor's youth advisory council; and has worked for Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services and the Assembly of First Nations.

The deadline to file paperwork to run is Aug. 19 at 2 p.m.

Here's the full list of 2022 local election candidates nominated so far:

Mayor

• Ozzie Grandinetti
• Donna Hilsinger
• Tobin Kern
• Matthew Shoemaker

City councillors

• Ward 1 – Brent Derochie
• Ward 1 – Sandra Hollingsworth
• Ward 1 – William McPhee
• Ward 2 – Luke Dufour
• Ward 2 – Lisa Vezeau-Allen
• Ward 3 – Angela Caputo
• Ward 3 – Kurtis McDermid
• Ward 3 – Luis Moreno
• Ward 4 – Marchy Bruni
• Ward 4 – David Celetti
• Ward 4 – Stephan Kinach
• Ward 4 – Marek McLeod
• Ward 5 – Corey Gardi
• Ward 5 – Dave Mornix
• Ward 5 – Martin Poirier
• Ward 5 – Matthew Scott

Algoma District School Board trustees

• Ward 1 – Jennifer Sarlo
• Ward 2 – Susan Myers
• Ward 3 – no nominations so far
• Ward 4 – no nominations so far
• Ward 5 – no nominations so far

Huron-Superior Catholic District School Board trustees

• John Caputo
• Tony D'Agostino
• Wayne Guy Greco
• Gary Trembinski

District of Sault Ste. Marie Social Services Administration Board

• Judy Hupponen

Conseil scolaire de district du Grand Nord de l'Ontario trustee

• No nominations so far

Conseil scolaire catholique du Nouvel-Ontario trustee

• Suzanne Salituri