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new leadership. fresh look.
We need practical solutions that move Wellesley Township forward while preserving what makes it unique.
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We need practical solutions that move Wellesley Township forward while preserving what makes it unique.

For nearly 30 years, I’ve been proud to call this Township home. I’ve seen firsthand what makes our community so special – the hardworking people, strong values, and a shared commitment to helping each other thrive.
But, I also believe it’s time for new leadership and a fresh look. One focused on practical solutions that move Wellesley forward while preserving what makes it unique.
I care deeply about this community and the people who live here.
I believe my experience in business, community service, and leadership can help move Wellesley forward in a positive way.
Most importantly, I want to listen to residents, work together, and make decisions that reflect the needs of our community.













Chris Martin, 56, grew up in Elmira and attended Elmira District Secondary School. In 1993 he graduated from McMaster University with a Bachelor of Commerce. Throughout university and following Chris served as a Sub-Lieutenant in the Royal Canadian Naval Reserve as a Naval Warfare Officer. Chris has been married to his wife Michelle since 1995. In 1997 they moved to Wellesley and raised two daughters and a son, all now in their twenties. In 2002, Chris started Ready Pine, located in Waterloo, which manufactures interior wall and ceiling décor and is sold throughout Canada and the US. Chris was awarded the Wellesley Township Citizen of the Year in 2022.

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