09/03/2026
Thank you to ACLC
Thank you to everyone who came out to last night’s All Candidates Meeting, asked questions and shared their concerns.
Having lived here all my life and having spent many years serving this community, I know that ACW is not one road, one neighbourhood or one interest. We are a township made up of farming families, lakefront residents, villages, rural properties, businesses and communities with different needs and perspectives. Good municipal leadership means understanding those differences while never losing sight of the fact that we are one ACW.
Last night we heard concerns about our roads, winter accessibility and the difficulties residents experience when Highway 21 is closed. We heard about the differing needs of our agricultural and lakefront areas and the importance of making sure all parts of the township are heard and considered.
We also heard an important concern about access to voting. As municipal elections use digital voting, we must consider residents who may not use or have access to that technology, including members of our Amish community. Every eligible voter in ACW should have a reasonable and accessible opportunity to cast their ballot.
My years of involvement in this township have given me more than municipal experience. They have given me an understanding of our people, our roads, our communities and the issues that connect us.
That local knowledge matters.
Thank you for coming out, for participating and for speaking up. I heard you, and I will continue to listen and work for all of ACW.
Bill Vanstone
Candidate for Deputy Mayor — ACW
Experience. Fairness. Common Sense.