Colleen James to represent Ontario Liberals in Kitchener Centre riding

Regional Councillor Colleen James (Courtesy: X profile page)

By Christine Clark

Posted Dec 20, 2024 04:35:17 AM.

Last Updated Dec 20, 2024 04:35:21 AM.

A familiar name will be representing the Ontario Liberal Party locally in the next provincial election.

Regional Councillor for Kitchener Colleen James has been selected as the Ontario Liberal candidate for the Kitchener Centre riding.

The seat is currently held by Aislinn Clancy and the Green Party.

Now you won’t be putting any “x”s on the ballot officially until June 2026.

However, earlier this fall Ontario Premier Doug Ford ruled out calling an early election this year but left the door open to calling one in 2025.

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