Randy Roppel News Today

Kincardine’s new council is officially in place.

Two separate public walkways in Inverhuron were topics of discussion for Kincardine Council. The first was from Victoria Street to the lake, which spa...

Two separate public walkways in Inverhuron were topics of discussion for Kincardine Council. The first was from Victoria Street to the lake, which spa...

Two separate public walkways in Inverhuron were topics of discussion for Kincardine Council. The first was fro...

Last Updated: May 22, 2021 | 10:12 AM (image from Kincardine council presentation) We’re likely to see more off-road vehicles about as the nicer weather settles in. At a recent Kincardine Committee of the Whole meeting, OPP presented the latest information of off road vehicles (ORV) and Sgt. Gord Keen says as of right now, all off-road vehicles are allowed on Kincardine municipal roadways, unless council enacts a bylaw to prohibit them. All those on the off-road vehicles must be wearing a hel...

Kincardine Committee of the Whole has received a report on a proposed new Davidson Centre office/reception are...

Kincardine, ON, Canada / ShorelineToday.ca Apr 22, 2021 6:29 AM More details are coming in as to how Kincardine Council reached a decision to name Gerry Glover as the new Mayor. Council were given three options from staff at Monday’s meeting, one of them was to appoint someone on Council to the position. Deputy Mayor Randy Roppel tells the Shoreline’s Oldies that he believes Council did not want to have it dragged out into the summer. He says Glover fellow Councillor Maureen Couture both pu...

Article content Effective immediately, Ward 1 Councillor Gerry Glover is the new Mayor of the Municipality of Kincardine for the remainder of the 2018-2022 term. After Anne Eadie’s resignation, which she announced on April 9, deputy mayor Randy Roppel became acting mayor. In a committee-of-the-whole meeting on April 19 council discussed their options for electing a new mayor. These options included appointing a current member of council, appointing an eligible elector or passing a bylaw requi...

WINGHAM, ONT. -- Kincardine has a new mayor, and his name is Gerry Glover. The 41-year-old CEO of the Kincardine Family Health Team was picked by his fellow councillors during a Committee of the Whole meeting Monday night. Kincardine’s elected mayor, Anne Eadie, abruptly resigned on April 9, for yet unexplained reasons. Kincardine Deputy Mayor Randy Roppel has been acting mayor since then. While it was expected council would make Roppel the permanent mayor, council voted instead to elect...

  KINCARDINE, ONT. -- Since Anne Eadie abruptly resigned as Kincardine’s Mayor, on April 9th, Deputy Mayor Randy Roppel has been the acting mayor. At tonight’s council meeting, Kincardine council is expected to decide whether Roppel remains mayor until next fall’s municipal election, or a by-election is called. “I personally would not support a by-election. I think it would be a waste of taxpayer’s money. I think there’s an ability, if need be, amongst ourselves as elected offi...