I’m Meghan Loney

Hello!

A Thornbury resident, parent, youth and family advocate, small business owner, and community leader with experience bringing people and organizations together.

I’m running for Council to bring a grounded, energetic, and collaborative voice to municipal leadership. I believe in listening carefully, asking good questions, making responsible decisions, and planning thoughtfully for growth and change—while keeping the long-term well-being of residents and the natural places that define The Blue Mountains at the centre.

Community experience. Collaborative leadership. Practical action.

As Youth Engagement Coordinator with Beaver Valley Outreach, I work directly with young people, families, schools, volunteers, community organizations, and municipal partners across The Blue Mountains and surrounding area. I have helped create inclusive opportunities for recreation, leadership, volunteering, skill-building, and community participation while ensuring young people have meaningful ways to contribute their ideas and perspectives.

I also help lead Georgian Bay Youth Roots, a collaborative network connecting organizations and service providers working with local youth. Through this role, I have gained experience identifying shared priorities, strengthening partnerships, coordinating resources, and helping organizations work together more effectively.

As co-founder of Mixed Movements, I have developed accessible opportunities in sport, outdoor recreation, leadership, and lifesaving. Building and operating a community-based small business has given me hands-on experience with budgeting, planning, staffing, risk management, partnership development, evaluation, and responding thoughtfully when circumstances change.

My background in sport extends from grassroots recreation to high-performance environments. As a coach, learning facilitator, and evaluator, I have supported athletes and coaches as they develop their skills, confidence, and leadership abilities. These roles require preparation, accountability, sound judgment, clear communication, and the ability to make responsible decisions in changing conditions.

Environmental stewardship is also central to my community involvement. I have supported youth-led climate action, tree planting, waste-reduction education, and collaborative projects that encourage people to care for the land and water that define The Blue Mountains.

Across these roles, I have developed a grounded understanding of community life and the pressures facing residents, families, local organizations, and small businesses. I know how to listen carefully, ask thoughtful questions, work through competing needs, and build practical solutions with people of different ages, experiences, and perspectives.

I want to hear from you!

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Your Voice. Our Community.

Your Voice. Our Community.