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John Bell

Candidate for Ward 3 Councillor — 2026 County of Brant Municipal Election

About John Bell

I was born, raised and educated in England. I am a retired Project and Business Planning Director. I have a Bachelors degree in Engineering Science and Masters degrees in Maths and in Business Administration. I worked in the Oil and Gas Industry for over 30 years internationally overseeing very large projects and business plans.

My family and I have called the County our home for the 17 years since I retired. In my spare time I play golf, cycle, learn piano, enjoy watching football (soccer), take part in community theatre, enjoy time with our grandson and make the most of living in our wonderful County.

John Bell is a confirmed candidate for Ward 3 Councillor in the 2026 County of Brant Municipal Election. John Bell currently serves as the sitting councillor for this seat. Background: Retired.

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Yes — Ward 3 Councillor.
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Latest Coverage

Week 24 Ward 3
October 22, 2026 Last Ward 3 Candidate Update – Week 24
October 15, 2026 Ward 3 Candidate Update – Week 23
October 8, 2026 Ward 3 Candidate Update – Week 22
October 1, 2026 Ward 3 Candidate Update – Week 21
September 24, 2026 Ward 3 Candidate Update – Week 20
September 17, 2026 Ward 3 Candidate Update – Week 19
September 15, 2026 BrantVotes: The Podcast Talk with John Bell
September 10, 2026 Ward 3 Candidate Update – Week 18

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