LISTEN.
Start with residents, evidence, staff expertise and the people closest to the problem.
Three ways to vote, and one of them you can do from this phone. The Town runs the election — these are its dates, not ours.
Opens the Town of Collingwood’s voting site. You will need the Voter Information Letter it mailed you — it has your PIN.
One entry, with two alerts already set — the day before, and 2 hours before voting closes. On Google Calendar, use the buttons on the voting page.
And they tell two friends. And so on, and so on. It is the fastest get-out-the-vote machine ever invented and it costs nothing.
Collingwood is about 25,470 people. Starting with you, at two friends each, it takes 15 rounds to reach all of them.
Preparing our town for what’s next without losing what makes it home.
Collingwood is at an important point in its history. We need to plan further ahead, challenge assumptions and build for the community we’re becoming.
Start with residents, evidence, staff expertise and the people closest to the problem.
Bring people together and turn good ideas into practical plans.
Set clear outcomes, publish progress and stay accountable.

Family. Community. Teams. Organizations. Businesses. Better ways of solving problems.
I’m a Collingwood entrepreneur, husband and dad to two young boys. That’s the practical, community-first perspective I want to bring to the Mayor’s office.
MEET JON →Not a campaign backdrop. This is the town we live in, coach in and take the boys out on.



Tell me what you’d make better, and what you never want Collingwood to lose.