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Ajax is governed by an elected town Council consisting of a Mayor, and local Councillors representing each of the town's three wards. In addition, three Regional Councillors each represent a ward each. The Mayor and the Regional Councillors sit on both Ajax Town Council and Durham Region Council.
In 2007 he ran for the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario nomination for the riding of Ajax—Pickering, but lost to Kevin Ashe. [1] Collier was elected to Durham Regional Council in 2010, representing both Ajax wards 1 and 2. He was first elected as mayor in the 2018 municipal election and was the first new mayor of Ajax in 23 years. [9]
The first town council members were elected on 11 December 1954, and assumed office on 1 January 1955. The first mayor was Benjamin de Forest (Pat) Bayly. Apart from the council, two other elected bodies participated in management of municipal affairs in Ajax: the Hydro Commission and the Public School Board. [57]
The Ajax Archives was established by town council in 2010. In 2022, the management of the archives was transferred from the Town of Ajax to the Ajax Public Library. [1] The archives contain a collection of municipal records of permanent value and include photos, documents, and books.
Robert "Ajax" Ehl was found guilty of disorderly conduct after a jury found that Ehl blocked traffic during protests against conservative Matt Walsh. Jury finds protester guilty of disorderly ...
Established in 2005, the Copa Amsterdam is an international friendly football tournament for Under-19 youth teams, that is organized by Ajax and the Amsterdam city council, which takes place at the Olympic Stadium as part of the annual Amsterdam Sports Weekend, a citywide sponsored initiative to promote 'sports and recreation' within the city ...
While the citations are to primary sources (the Ajax city council website, and the Government of Ontario website), these are more than suitable under WP:CS for unchallenged statements of fact such as who makes up the present council or when previous elections were held.
He was elected to the House of Commons of Canada in the 2004 federal election in the riding of Ajax—Pickering. Holland was re-elected in the 2006 and 2008 elections, but was defeated in 2011. He worked for the Heart and Stroke Foundation, before returning to politics to run in the 2015 election, where he was elected to represent Ajax.