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Greetings to the residents of District 6!
As we approach the upcoming Municipal Elections, I am reaching out to request your support for another term.
In my previous campaign, I expressed the theme “Let’s Continue to Move Forward.” Over the next few weeks, I will proudly showcase my achievements with the unwavering support of all levels of government.
As we forge ahead, I count on your valuable support on Election Day, slated for October 19, 2024.
I extend my heartfelt gratitude for your past support.
Loren Cushing
Councilor for District 6
Municipality of Yarmouth
Vote for Loren on October 19, 2024 and let's continue working together
Priorities of 2024-2028 District 6
- Continuation of Cape Forchu Master Plan
- Safety Concerns on Highway 304, including Johns Cove Beach
- Mariners Expansion Project
- Coastal Erosion
2nd Term Accomplishments
Vote for Loren on October 19, 2024 and let's continue working together
Past Priorities
more first term accomplishments
A Strong Representative for You
During this past winter I had the pleasure of working with Loren on the Cape Forchu CMP working group. Loren has a good understanding of the issues and he does his research to better understand those issues. He is passionate and dedicated to helping the residents of his district.
"During Loren's first term as Municipal Councilor, I've watched him address the needs and concerns of the District in a straightforward and thoughtful manner. He has taken care of issues which were once considered unsolvable."
"Loren has been a constant presence in our community and particularly recently with renovations to our Pembroke Hall. He was instrumental in acquiring funding for this project, he kept the community updated on the progress of how the funds were becoming available and spent."
I’ve been living on Century Drive, North Chegoggin for 16 years and Loren has always been a phone call or text away. Always ready to help or direct me in the direction I needed to get stuff done. From street lights to by-laws he has the knowledge and the know how to get results.
With Loren's efforts, many positive changes have happened in our District 6. He secured funds for the upgrades for our Community Hall and also obtained assistance from local agencies to open the sluice from the Gooseflats to the ocean preserving wildlife and reduced flooding of private properties.