Ontario Votes 2025: Stormont–Dundas–South Glengarry
CBC News | Posted: January 30, 2025 9:00 AM | Last Updated: February 24
Cornwall-area riding went PC in 2011, hasn't looked back
Cornwall is the hub for this southeastern corner of eastern Ontario, which also includes Winchester, Morrisburg and part of Akwesasne.
Voters have chosen the Progressive Conservatives in four straight elections after going with the Liberals after the riding took its current shape in 1998.
Nolan Quinn took about 58 per cent of the vote in 2022.
Six candidates are running for the seat. The Liberals said in a news release on Jan. 19 they'd nominated Ryan St-Jean, who told CBC Feb. 4 that he had withdrawn.
With advance voting done and mail voting applications closed, voting is still possible at local election offices until Wednesday at 6 p.m.
Voting day is Thursday, with polls open from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. Elections Ontario has more information on the range of voting options.
Stefan Kohut, New Blue
The party hasn't shared information about the candidate. Someone with the same name ran for North Dundas council in 2022.
Nicholas Lapierre, Green
Lapierre has experience as an entrepreneur and as a hospitality and post-secondary worker.
Devon Monkhouse, Liberal
The party hasn't shared information about this candidate.
Nolan Quinn, PC
As minister of colleges and universities, Quinn was the region's only cabinet minister when the election was called.
Before his debut as MPP in 2022, Quinn managed the Cornwall Dairy Queen and worked in health care human resources.
Jeremy Rose, NDP
Rose is from Cornwall, is a union vice-president and a member of a labour council.
Brigitte Sugrue, Ontario Party
Sugrue works for a local construction company. She has experience as an airplane mechanic and federal government employee.