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Elected Officials - Halifax Regional Municipality Names Can Be Searched Using CTRL + F, Or the Elected Officials - Halifax Regional Municipality Names can be searched using CTRL + F, or the "Find" button Name Municipality Position Years Served District Biography Greenough, Jack Halifax Regional Municipality Deputy Mayor 1996-1997 Principal of Nova Scotia Community College, I.W. Akerley Campus (NS) Epstein, Howard Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-1998 District 14 Connaught- Lawyer. Taught law part-time at university. Well-known environmentalist. (NS) Quinpool Executive Director, Ecology Action Centre, 1991-1994. Served as NDP MLA for Halifax Chebucto, 1998-2013. Barnet, Barry Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-1999 District 19 Middle & Upper Withdrew to run in provincial election as a Progressive Conservative. (NS) Sackville-Lucasville Dooks, Bill Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-1999 District 1 Eastern Shore- Former City of Halifax Alderman. PC MLA for Eastern Shore 1999-2009 (NS) Musquodoboit Valley Hanson, Ronald J. Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-1999 District 17 Purcell's Cove- Retired from MT&T. Resigned from HRM Council Jan 23 1999 due to (NS) Armdale illness Uteck, Larry Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-1999 District 13 Northwest Arm- Professional football player in the CFL, 1974-1980. CFL All-star, 1975, (NS) South End 1976. Head Football Coach, St. Mary's University, 1983-1997. Resigned for health reasons in 1999. Named to the Order of Canada, Oct. 2002. Downey, Graham Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2000 District 12 Halifax First African Nova Scotian alderman and deputy mayor in the City. CBC (NS) Downtown Television Employee, Businessman (co-owner of the Arrows Club); died 2015, age 76; Graham Leo Downey Sr. Fitzgerald, Walter R. Halifax Regional Municipality Mayor 1996-2000 School Teacher, School Administrator for the Halifax District School (NS) Board, born 1936, died 2014 Greenough, Jack Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2000 District 6 East Dartmouth- Principal of Nova Scotia Community College, I.W. Akerley Campus (NS) The Lakes Hendsbee, David Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2000 District 3 Preston- (NS) Lawrencetown- Chezzetcook Kelly, Peter J. Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2000 District 21 Bedford Business Consultant (NS) Mitchell, Jack Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2000 District 23 Hammonds (NS) Plains-St. Margarets Schofield, Clint Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2000 District 9 Albro Lake- Provincial government employee (NS) Harbourview Snow, Gordon R. Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2000 District 2 Waverly-Fall Retired from Council (NS) River-Beaver Bank Information provided by Halifax Municipal Archives. 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Last updated: Dec. 30, 2020 Elected Officials - Halifax Regional Municipality Names can be searched using CTRL + F, or the "Find" button Name Municipality Position Years Served District Biography Stone, Bill Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2000 District 16 Rockingham- School principal (NS) Wentworth Blumenthal, Jerry Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2004 District 11 Halifax North Vice Principal of St. Stephen's School, Teacher (NS) End Cooper, Ron Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2004 District 4 Cole Harbour Employee of HMCS Dockyard (Electronics Technician) (NS) Cunningham, John Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2004 District 10 Clayton Park Director with the Canadian Red Cross, Broadcaster, Teacher (NS) West Hetherington, Bruce Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2004 District 8 Woodside- Federal employee at Department of Public Works and Government (NS) Eastern Passage Services McInroy, Harold (Harry) Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2004 District 5 Dartmouth Provincial employee (Nova Scotia. Department of Housing and Municipal (NS) Centre Affairs) Sarto, Condo Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2004 District 7 Portland-East Teacher, Principal in the Dartmouth School System (NS) Woodlawn Adams, Stephen (Steve) Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2012 District 18 Spryfield- Pharmaceutical Salesman. Owner, TRA Plumbing & Heating; moved to (NS) Herring Cove Bedford in 2006 to be with family Harvey, Robert (Bob) Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2012 District 20 Lower Sackville History and Social Studies teacher at Sackville High School (NS) Rankin, Reginald (Reg) Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2012 District 22 Timberlea- Gas Station Owner. Former Halifax County councillor (NS) Prospect Walker, Russell Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1996-2012 District 15 Fairview- Teacher (NS) Clayton Park Rankin, Reginald (Reg) Halifax Regional Municipality Deputy Mayor 1997-1998 Gas Station Owner. Former Halifax County councillor (NS) Uteck, Larry Halifax Regional Municipality Deputy Mayor 1998-1999 Resigned for health reasons CFL All-star, St. Mary's University Head (NS) Football Coach Fougere, Sheila Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1998-2008 District 14 Connaught- Elected in special election June 13, 1998, following the resignation of (NS) Quinpool Howard Epstein Cunningham, John Halifax Regional Municipality Deputy Mayor 1999-2000 Director with the Canadian Red Cross, Broadcaster, Teacher (NS) Merrigan, David E. Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1999-2000 District 19 Middle & Upper Retired corporate banker, financial consultant, Liberal candidate in 2004 (NS) Sackville-Lucasville provincial election. Elected HRM councillor in special election October 30, 1999. Read, Graham Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1999-2000 District 17 Purcell's Cove- Elected HRM councillor in special election March 16, 1999 (NS) Armdale Information provided by Halifax Municipal Archives. Please contact [email protected] with any corrections or additional information. Last updated: Dec. 30, 2020 Elected Officials - Halifax Regional Municipality Names can be searched using CTRL + F, or the "Find" button Name Municipality Position Years Served District Biography Colwell, Keith Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1999-2003 District 3 Preston- Liberal Member of the Legislative Assembly for Eastern Shore 1993- (NS) Lawrencetown- 1999, Deputy Speaker of the House 1997-1998, Cabinet Minister 1998- Chezzetcook 1999. Elected HRM councillor in special election October 30, 1999. Liberal MLA 2003-2013 for Preston. Manufacturer Streatch, Steve Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1999-2012 District 1 Eastern Shore- Farmer, Local businessman. Elected in special election October 30, (NS) Musquodoboit Valley 1999 Uteck, Sue M. Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 1999-2012 District 13 Northwest Arm- Community volunteer, Wife of Larry Uteck. Elected HRM councillor in (NS) South End special election December 11, 1999. Blumenthal, Jerry Halifax Regional Municipality Deputy Mayor 2000-2001 Vice Principal of St. Stephen's School, Teacher (NS) Whalen, Diana Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 2000-2003 District 16 Rockingham- Management Consultant - ATi Consulting Corporation. Resigned seat on (NS) Wentworth Aug 26, 2003 to take MLA position. Hines, Gary B. Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 2000-2004 District 2 Waverly-Fall Construction Company Owner (NS) River-Beaver Bank Warshick, Brian Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 2000-2004 District 6 East Dartmouth- On-air media broadcasting, Car Dealership (NS) The Lakes Goucher, Len Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 2000-2008 District 21 Bedford Air Canada Passenger Sales, Progressive Conservative MLA for Bedford- (NS) Birch Cove, 2006-2009. Served as provincial Minister of Tourism and Culture, Minister of Public Service Commission, Minister of Seniors. Meade, Gary G. Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 2000-2008 District 23 Hammonds (NS) Plains-St. Margarets Johns, Brad "BJ" Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 2000-2012 District 19 Middle & Upper Library Technician (NS) Sackville-Lucasville Kelly, Peter J. Halifax Regional Municipality Mayor 2000-2012 Business Consultant (NS) Mosher, Linda Diane Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 2000-2012 District 17 Purcell's Cove- Senior therapeutic specialist - Hoffman-LaRoche (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd (NS) Armdale Sloane, Dawn Marie Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 2000-2012 District 12 Halifax Community activist, Information technology consultant (NS) Downtown Smith, Jim Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 2000-2012 District 9 Albro Lake- Stationary Engineer (NS) Harbourview Information provided by Halifax Municipal Archives. Please contact [email protected] with any corrections or additional information. Last updated: Dec. 30, 2020 Elected Officials - Halifax Regional Municipality Names can be searched using CTRL + F, or the "Find" button Name Municipality Position Years Served District Biography Harvey, Robert (Bob) Halifax Regional Municipality Deputy Mayor 2001-2002 History and Social Studies teacher at Sackville High School (NS) McInroy, Harold (Harry) Halifax Regional Municipality Deputy Mayor 2002-2003 Provincial employee (Nova Scotia. Department of Housing and Municipal (NS) Affairs) Streatch, Steve Halifax Regional Municipality Deputy Mayor 2003-2004 Farmer, Local businessman. Elected in special election October 30, (NS) 1999 Snow, Krista Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor 2003-2008 District 2 Waverly-Fall Elected HRM councillor in special election November 8, 2003 (NS) River-Beaver Bank
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