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Kingfisher Lake’s Sol Mamakwa was re-elected for a second term as Kiiwetinoong MPP on June 2 with 55.98 per cent of the votes according to Elections Ontario’s unofficial election results on June 4. Mamakwa had 2,426 votes with a margin of 1,097 votes over second-place candidate Dwight Monck with 45 of 51 polls reporting as of June 4. About 27.4 per cent of the 15,820
Kiiwetinoong MPP Sol Mamakwa says he'll likely consider a run for the leadership of the Ontario NDP, after Andrea Horwath announced her departure Thursday.
The NDP incumbent was re-elected in the Kiiwetinoong riding, defeating a field that included PC challenger Dwight Monck and Liberal candidate Manuela Michelizzi.
For one of Ontario's newest electoral ridings, residents are hoping that whichever party forms the next provincial government will fix a longstanding sense of neglect and address a wide range of issues disproportionately felt in the far north.
Kiiwetinoong has the largest land area of any provincial electoral riding, as well as one of the smallest population bases, and is the only one in Ontario to have a majority Indigneous population