
FRENCH
AREA COUNCILLOR - WARD 4
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Rooted in Caledon. Working for you.
Meet Heather
Heather French has proudly called Caledon home for more than 50 years. Born and raised in the community, she and her husband built a successful multigenerational family farm while raising their four children. Her background as a schoolteacher gives Heather valuable insight into the needs of families, youth, rural communities, and local businesses.
A dedicated community volunteer, Heather has contributed countless hours to local organizations, school councils, youth sports, and 4-H. For nearly 30 years, she has played a leading role in organizing the Bolton Fall Fair and annual Bolton Truck and Tractor Pull, two longstanding traditions that celebrate Caledon’s agricultural roots while bringing rural and urban communities together.
Heather has served in executive roles on numerous community boards and worked with all levels of government, including serving on the Greenbelt Council and Caledon’s Committee of Adjustment.
With experience in education, agriculture, business, and public service, Heather brings a common-sense approach to leadership, financial responsibility, and community collaboration. She is committed to well-planned growth, transparent decision-making, preserving Caledon’s character, and putting residents first.
Heather is rooted in Caledon and working for you, building a safe, sustainable, and thriving community for generations to come.

Mom | Business Owner | Farmer | Volunteer

REASONS TO
VOTE FRENCH
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SHE LISTENS
Heather has spent time with residents of Ward 4, hearing their concerns and ideas. If elected she is committed to listening to residents and making their voice heard at council.
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SHE KNOWS CALEDON
Heather has called Caledon home for more than 50
years and built a multigenerational family farm while
raising four children. Her experience in agriculture, education, business, and community life gives her a
broad understanding of the community’s needs.
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SHE UNDERSTANDS RURAL LIFE
As a farmer, Heather understands the importance of
protecting agricultural land, rural character, and ground water.
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SHE GETS INVOLVED
A lifetime volunteer and community leader who has helped build the traditions and events that make Caledon special. Heather has volunteered with local organizations, school councils, youth sports, and 4-H, and has played a leading role in organizing the Bolton Fall Fair and Bolton Truck & Tractor Pull for nearly 30 years.
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SHE HAS GOVERNANCE & BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
Heather has 30+ years of experience sitting on councils and boards of directors including the Committee of Adjustment and Provincial Greenbelt Council. This has given her a wealth of knowledge in policies, bylaws and budgets. As a successful business owner, she also brings experience with financial decisions, accountability, and long-term planning.


What I Stand For:
INVEST RESPONSIBLY
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Managing development sustainably to protect Caledon’s unique character
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Ensure new development does not become a burden on the taxpayers
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Invest in safer roads, services, and infrastructure
KEEPING CALEDON BEAUTIFUL
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Protecting our vital greenspaces, conservation lands, and groundwater resources
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Preserving our rich agricultural heritage and Caledon’s scenic landscapes for future generations
TRANSPARENCY & ACCOUNTABILITY
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Maintain an accessible, welcoming open-door approach
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Work hard to ensure community feedback is always heard
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Gather resident input before making any final decisions
COMMUNITY SERVICE
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Supporting the local service groups and volunteers who drive Caledon
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Building a connected, safe, and inclusive municipality through expanded town events and local recreation




My Mission
Focused on what matters to you!
My mission is to provide strong, practical leadership that puts the residents of Caledon first. Drawing on my experience in business, community involvement, and family life, I am committed to ensuring growth is carefully planned, decisions are made transparently, and the unique character of our town is preserved. Together, we can build a safe, sustainable, and thriving community where both current residents and future generations can succeed.
Organizations I have volunteered with:
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Albion & Bolton Agricultural Society
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30+ year Director
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Laurel Hill Cemetery
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President 2026
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Committee of Adjustments
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Member
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Greenbelt Council
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Member
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Peel 4-H
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Past Director, active volunteer
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Caledon Coyotes Hockey
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Past VP of Rep, Board member for 10+ years, trainer
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Macville School Council
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Past School Council Chair
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Bolton Wanderers Soccer Club
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Past Coach
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Caledon Cougars Basketball
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Past Coach
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Municipal/Provincial/Federal Elections
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Active volunteer
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Ward Maps:



Frequently Asked Questions:
WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO VOTE?
You are eligible to vote if you are:
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A Canadian citizen,
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At least 18 years old,
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A resident of the Town of Caledon, or
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A non-resident, and you or your spouse owns or rents property in Caledon.
AM I ASSIGNED TO A VOTING PLACE?
No. Voters may vote at any voting place in the Town of Caledon.
At any voting location you attend, you will be issued a ballot for the ward that you reside in.
Voting places have not be finalized, information on voting places will be made available on www.caledon.ca/elections in the coming months.
WHAT OFFICES ARE BEING ELECTED?
During the municipal election, Town of Caledon voters will elect the following offices:
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Mayor
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Regional Councillors
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Area Councillors
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School Board Trustees
HOW CAN I VOTE?
You may vote in-person at voting places located around the Town of Caledon.
A limited home voting service is available to electors who cannot leave their home due to illness, injury or disability. Registration for the service is required.
More about Heather:
Heather French has proudly called Caledon home for over 50 years. Born and raised in the community, she met her husband while working locally and together they raised their four children in this beautiful town. Heather holds both a Bachelor of Education and a Bachelor of Applied Arts in Early Childhood Education, which led to many rewarding years as a teacher. Later, she and her husband purchased the family farm and grew it into a successful, multigenerational business. Through her experience in education, agriculture, and business, Heather brings practical leadership, financial responsibility, and a collaborative approach to serving the residents of Ward 4.
A passionate and active community volunteer, Heather has dedicated countless hours to local organizations, school councils, sports programs, and 4-H throughout her life. She has received multiple awards for her commitment to giving back to her community, including 2 Queen Jubilee medals, Town of Caledon Civic award and OAAS Meritorious Service Award. She has also been a proud member of the Albion and Bolton Agricultural Society for more than 30 years, reflecting her commitment to agriculture and her passion for bridging the gap between rural and urban communities by helping people better understand where their food comes from. Heather understands the issues that matter most to families, seniors, businesses, and neighbourhoods across Ward 4, and she is excited for the opportunity to serve her community in a new way as councillor.
What our Community is Saying:
Heather has spent decades giving her time, energy, and heart to the Caledon community. Hear from the people who know her best and have seen firsthand her commitment to her neighbours, local organizations, and the community she proudly calls home.
Contact me Today!
I'd love to hear from you
Whether you have a question, concern, idea, or just want to chat about the future of our community — reach out anytime.
Email: french4caledon@gmail.com
Phone/Text: (416) 580-9323
Ward 4, Caledon















