Chris Leahy turns 50

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Leahy is turning 50

Friday October 9th marks Chris Leahy's 50th birthday

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As a long-time resident and elected representative there is no better way to celebrate than with friends, family and constituents

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Regional Councillor Chris Leahy for Mayor of Whitby

On May 1, 2026, my wife accompanied me to the Town of Whitby to register for the Whitby municipal election as I aimed to run for Mayor of Whitby. It was an emotional day, especially as I reflected on my achievements and the support I have received from our community.

About Chris Leahy

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Experience backed by skill

Experience backed by skill

Experience backed by skill

Chris Leahy, a graduate with a Masters in Business Administration from McMaster University, showcases impressive achievements in public service. As the former Chair of the Durham Catholic District School Board, he managed annual budgets exceeding $225 million. In light of the upcoming Whitby municipal election, many residents are eager to support Chris Leahy for his dedication and experience.

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Respect for Taxpayers

Experience backed by skill

Experience backed by skill

Chris Leahy, known for his significant achievements as an advocate for taxpayers' rights, has been tirelessly pursuing value for money audits, especially concerning the extravagant spending on items like the million-dollar revolving door at Durham Region Headquarters. As we approach the Whitby municipal election, it's crucial to support C

Chris Leahy, known for his significant achievements as an advocate for taxpayers' rights, has been tirelessly pursuing value for money audits, especially concerning the extravagant spending on items like the million-dollar revolving door at Durham Region Headquarters. As we approach the Whitby municipal election, it's crucial to support Chris Leahy in his efforts to ensure responsible fiscal management.

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Defending your democracy

Defending your democracy

Defending your democracy

Chris Leahy, known for his achievements in promoting residents' rights, spoke out when the council decided to reduce the number of town councillors that residents had the right to select. As a staunch advocate, Leahy always supports residents' rights to speak at council meetings and consistently votes against policies that curb that right

Chris Leahy, known for his achievements in promoting residents' rights, spoke out when the council decided to reduce the number of town councillors that residents had the right to select. As a staunch advocate, Leahy always supports residents' rights to speak at council meetings and consistently votes against policies that curb that right, particularly in the context of the upcoming Whitby municipal election.

Chris Leahy with Melissa Heckbert adn Anastasia Brown holding boxes of signed petitions outside the storefront office of MP Gary Anadasangaree.

Protecting the Community

Defending your democracy

Defending your democracy

Chris Leahy achieved significant impact by launching and overseeing the www.JailNotBail.com petition to ensure child killer Darren Scott Ray remains out of the Whitby Oshawa community. Here, he stands alongside two Whitby mothers who helped him support Chris Leahy by collecting over 5,000 signatures, an effort that highlights his commitment ahead of the upcoming Whitby municipal election.

WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED?

The second video I produced asking questions why the speed limit was raised from 50 Km/h to 60 Km/r after two kids were hit. Once I pointed out staff made a mistake, they immediately raised the speed limit to 60. This is out of touch with the situation since children were hit at this intersection. I am grately that residents came out to speak at council, the speed limit was lowered and crossing guards were immediately installed at this intersection. Safety will always be my top priority and I ne

Trigger warning

The first video I produced pointing out that staff made a mistake and that we should immediately install crossing guards at this intersection. Staff said crossing guards aren't typically placed on streets signed at 60 km/h. However, this information was incorrect since the street was sign at 50 Km/h. 

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