Candidates consider how they'd use strong mayor powers
02-10-2026 19:33 via theobserver.ca

Candidates consider how they'd use strong mayor powers

As mayor, Bill Dennis says he’d make the city more business friendly, and suggested he’d use strong mayor powers to make it happen.“I’m going to be changing the culture at city hall,” said the two-term city councillor and candidate for mayor during a Blackburn Media-hosted debate at Sarnia’s Dante Club Thursday.“It’s going to be very, very pro business,” said Dennis, stressing his top priority is attracting new jobs and industries to the com
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