A New Energy for Our
City.... It's About Time!
Biography
Lynne Reynolds
Candidate for Councillor
Ward 6
Born and educated in Sudbury, Lynne Reynolds has been involved in
politics in various levels of government for over 30 years. Lynne
is a fully bilingual Sudburian who likes to get things done. Her extensive
political and business experience, as well as her proven record of
accomplishments, qualify her as an ideal candidate for Councillor
of Ward 6 in the upcoming municipal election in the City of Greater
Sudbury.
Over the years, Lynne has been involved in many community initiatives
and organizations, often called on for her marketing, promotion and
advertising expertise. She has a special affinity for helping seniors,
women and children.
Professionally, Lynne has been an award-winning manager in the broadcast
industry, a real estate broker and owner of her own brokerage firm,
as well as Special Political Assistant for Northern Ontario for a
federal Cabinet Minister. On her return to Sudbury from Ottawa, she
launched an event marketing business with her daughter called Community
Connections, which is the producer of the highly-successful annual
Women's Fair, the largest consumer show for women in Northern Ontario
and one of the largest events in Sudbury. She is also the Executive
Director of a community-driven initiative called Senior Friendly Sudbury
whose goal is to sensitize the community to the needs and concerns
of seniors and to create a senior-friendly city in the wake of the
coming Age Wave.
In her spare time, Lynne loves to write and has written and produced
a number of documentaries, television programs, radio programs and
film scripts about Sudbury and Northern Ontario. Most recently, she
produced and directed a two-hour television documentary on Sudbury's
Regional Cancer Care Centre and has written a film script entitled
"From Lunch bucket to Laptop: The Story of Sudbury." Her
interest in Sudbury and its history began as a young woman when she
co-wrote and produced a publication entitled "Everything You
Wanted To Know About Sudbury...but didn't know where to ask."
Her strong sense of community, her extensive political and business
experience and her talent for turning her considerable energy into
action and results, speak plainly to her ability to be a strong voice
for the citizens of Ward 6, and indeed for our whole community.
Lynne enjoys the support of her two grown daughters and two grandchildren,
her extended family and many friends. She lives in New Sudbury.
