Positions
12 public records across 8 topics. Read the position, proposed action, context and original evidence together.
Look for cost, timing and who has authority to act. A published statement is not automatically a complete plan or an answer to the question below. Missing records do not mean a candidate declined to answer.
Taxes & spending2 public records · 2026-10-01Aim to keep tax increases in line with inflation.
What would you change in the budget, what would it cost, and how would you pay for it?
Candidate interview · 2026-10-01
Aim to keep tax increases in line with inflation.
- Proposed action
- Review the budget for spending that can be removed or deferred.
- Reasoning
- He says household budgets are stretched by living costs.
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Public statement · Date not stated
Argues tax increases should not exceed inflation.
Context and limits
No chosen inflation index or costed spending alternative is supplied.
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Roads & infrastructure1 public record · 2026-08-31Supports continued infrastructure upgrades and road reconstruction.
Which roads or infrastructure would you prioritize, and when?
Public statement · 2026-08-31
Supports continued infrastructure upgrades and road reconstruction.
Context and limits
No named project or spending target is supplied.
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Growth & planning2 public records · 2026-10-01Prioritize roads, sewers and water infrastructure while protecting prime farmland.
Where should growth happen, and what conditions would you require?
Candidate interview · 2026-10-01
Prioritize roads, sewers and water infrastructure while protecting prime farmland.
- Reasoning
- Infrastructure must keep pace with growth; lost agricultural land cannot be recovered.
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Public statement · 2026-08-31
Wants to protect agricultural land while accommodating development.
Context and limits
The interview does not define a land-conversion or density threshold.
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Housing2 public records · 2026-10-01Work with the province on affordable housing and suitable development areas.
What would you do to make housing more available and affordable?
Candidate interview · 2026-10-01
Work with the province on affordable housing and suitable development areas.
- Proposed action
- Build housing suited to first-time buyers to help people enter the market.
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Public statement · 2026-08-31
Prioritizes housing affordability for unhoused residents and young families.
Context and limits
No costed delivery program is given in the interview.
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Downtown & business1 public record · 2026-10-01Bring more community events and activities to Museum Square and downtown.
What would you change for local businesses and the downtown?
Candidate interview · 2026-10-01
Bring more community events and activities to Museum Square and downtown.
- Reasoning
- Visitors attending events may also patronize downtown businesses.
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Children & recreation2 public records · 2026-10-01Budget for the multisport recreation centre over the next five to ten years.
What would you improve for children, recreation and community spaces?
Candidate interview · 2026-10-01
Budget for the multisport recreation centre over the next five to ten years.
- Cost & funding
- He expects some reasonable, modest tax increases may be needed.
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Public statement · 2026-08-31
Prioritizes youth sports and sports facilities.
Context and limits
No specific facility or funding choice is stated.
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Public services1 public record · 2026-10-01Seek provincial funding for places where homeless residents can live and receive help.
Which public services would you improve, and how?
Candidate interview · 2026-10-01
Seek provincial funding for places where homeless residents can live and receive help.
- Reasoning
- He says relying on the city alone would create tax pressure.
Context and limits
He views the HART Hub as progress on addiction support.
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Public accountability1 public recordWants more transparent City spending.
How will you explain your decisions and report on your promises?
Public statement · Date not stated
Wants more transparent City spending.
Context and limits
No reporting mechanism or schedule is specified.
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Water & environmentNo public answer foundWhat would you do?
What will you do to protect water and the local environment?
No public answer found in the records included on this profile. This is a coverage gap, not evidence that the candidate has no position or has refused to answer.
Community lifeNo public answer foundWhat would you do?
What would you do to strengthen life in this community?
No public answer found in the records included on this profile. This is a coverage gap, not evidence that the candidate has no position or has refused to answer.
Still to answer2 topics without a public answer
- Water & environment
What will you do to protect water and the local environment?
Add an answer · Add an existing source - Community life
What would you do to strengthen life in this community?
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Background
South-West Oxford building official and lifelong Woodstock resident running for City Council.
Leduc works as South-West Oxford’s Chief Building Official and Drainage Superintendent. His role brings experience preparing building, planning, zoning and drainage recommendations for municipal council.
He wants younger families represented in Woodstock’s decisions and connects that perspective to housing, road renewal and youth sport.
Chief Building Official and Drainage Superintendent · Township of South-West Oxford · Public biography checked 2026-10-01
- Heart FM candidate interview Aug 31, 2026
Full interview
Public history
Public statementsOn Taxes & spending, Growth & planning, Housing, Public services, Children & recreation, Downtown & business
- Aim to keep tax increases in line with inflation. Candidate interview
- Prioritize roads, sewers and water infrastructure while protecting prime farmland. Candidate interview
- Work with the province on affordable housing and suitable development areas. Candidate interview
- Seek provincial funding for places where homeless residents can live and receive help. Candidate interview
- Budget for the multisport recreation centre over the next five to ten years. Candidate interview
- Bring more community events and activities to Museum Square and downtown. Candidate interview
Public statementsOn Housing, Roads & infrastructure, Children & recreation, Growth & planning
- Prioritizes housing affordability for unhoused residents and young families. Public statement
- Supports continued infrastructure upgrades and road reconstruction. Public statement
- Prioritizes youth sports and sports facilities. Public statement
- Wants to protect agricultural land while accommodating development. Public statement
Public statementsOn Taxes & spending, Public accountability
- Argues tax increases should not exceed inflation. Public statement
- Wants more transparent City spending. Public statement
Sources and updates
Daniel Leduc / 104.7 Heart FM Source
- Returning Officer certified candidate certificate Aug 27, 2026
- Heart FM candidate interview Aug 31, 2026
- Candidate answers: WoodstockCandidates.ca