Ward 10 · City Councillor
John Redins
What the public record shows
John Redins is a candidate for City Councillor in Ward 10 Gloucester-Southgate in the 2026 Ottawa municipal election, challenging incumbent Jessica Bradley.
“He is identified as a "Ward 10 Candidate" for Gloucester-Southgate Ward 10” johnredins.com
“Challengers for the seat include John Redins, a disability rights activist and public transit advocate and a perennial municipal candidate; and Donna Dickson, who founded the Ashton Dickson Youth Empowerment Foundation for at-risk youth in honour of her son and served as OCDSB trustee since 2022; and Ayub Omar, who joined the race on the final day of the nomination period.” ca.news.yahoo.com
Redins is described as a disability rights advocate and public transit advocate, and a repeat municipal candidate.
“John Redins is a prominent Canadian advocate for disability rights, a public transit campaigner, and a recurring political candidate based in Ottawa, Ontario.” johnredins.com
“Challengers for the seat include John Redins, a disability rights activist and public transit advocate and a perennial municipal candidate” ca.news.yahoo.com
On the City's certified list
- Running for
- Ward 10 · City Councillor
- Nomination filed
- May 4, 2026
- Contribution rebate
- Not registered
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