Candidates
May 8, 2022
Our London Candidates in 2022:
Carol Dyck is a dedicated community leader, who is actively involved with several local non-profit organizations and committees. She entered into politics during the 2015 federal election after she witnessed first-hand Canada’s tarnished reputation on the international stage due to the then government’s foot-dragging on climate change action, dismantling of environmental regulations, and suppression of scientific studies. Carol believes that the Green Party of Ontario’s progressive platform offers the best opportunity for Ontario to bolster its economy while simultaneously cutting our greenhouse gas emissions and safeguarding the province’s natural heritage.
Colleen McCauley’s desire to help develop sustainable and inclusive local communities inspired her to run for the Green Party of Ontario. Colleen has lived in the London West riding for 12 years. She is a marketing communications professional, small business owner, and board director for her high school’s alumni association.
Colleen is passionate about helping others practice sustainability to protect our natural environment. In Ontario’s public sector, Colleen worked for two provincial ministries (Energy and Environment), the former Environmental Commissioners Office, and the IESO. She has also worked and volunteered for not-for-profits, as a marketing professor at Fanshawe College, and private companies.
Zack Ramsey was born and raised in London, Ontario. Since a young age Zack has enjoyed volunteering in his community completing over 1000 volunteer hours in high school. Zack has worked in a vast array of jobs in London from lifeguard, hockey referee, life insurance agent, factory worker, retail stores, grocery store, LCBO, hotel front desk, and many more. These experiences have allowed Zack a unique chance to experience London’s people and problems.
Zack had always been told that working hard would bring him success but Zack, like many Londonders has been working hard his entire adult life and has found that hard work is not being valued but instead exploited.
