In preparation for the upcoming 2025 Ontario Provincial Elections, we asked candidates running in all three electoral districts in Windsor-Essex a series of questions designed to gather insights into their party and individual climate change and sustainability policies for the Windsor-Essex region.
The intent is to empower Windsor-Essex voters to evaluate the feasibility and impact of candidate strategies, ensuring that our region continues to advance robust, sustainable practices in line with both local and provincial commitments.
Below are the responses from candidates who responded. They have been sorted by Electoral District.
Windsor west
Respondents:
Mark Dewdney - Independent, through the None of The Above Direct Democracy Party
Non-Respondents:
Tony Francis - PC Party of Ontario
Matthew Giancola - Ontario Party
Lisa Gretzky - Ontario NDP
Joshua Griffin - New Blue Party
Unable to Contact:
Nick Kolasky - Green Party of Ontario
windsor-tecumseh
Respondents:
Roxanne Tellier - Green Party of Ontario
Non-Respondents:
Andrew Dowie - PC Party of Ontario
Kyle Ford - Communist
Steven Gifford - Ontario Party
Gemma Grey - Hall - Ontario NDP
Connor Logan - Ontario Liberal Party
Sophia Sevo - New Blue Party
essex
Respondents:
Rachel Mills - Ontario NDP
Brigitte Belton - New Blue Party of Ontario
Stephen Higgins - Green Party of Ontario
Non-Respondents:
Travis Jacques - Ontario Party
Anthony Leardi - PC Party of Ontario
Kevin Linfield - None of the Above Direct Democracy Party
Tamara Stomp - Ontario Liberal Party
Unable to Contact:
William Szabo Verzoc: Independent
