Think on This
March 28, 2025
This. All of this. 🏳️🌈 This diversity flag image is all over the Internet. I can not find the original source, but it certainly hits
Carla Johnson
Trustee - Waterloo Region District School Board
Meet Carla
A long-time Cambridge resident, Carla Johnson is a musician, a retired WRDSB educator, author, enthusiastic community volunteer and an inspiring public speaker. An elected Trustee for the Waterloo Region District School Board, she believes a well supported public education system strengthens every aspect of our community and she strongly speaks up for human rights for all.
In 2022 and 2025 she was the Cambridge Riding candidate for the Green Party of Ontario.
Carla in the Community
Carla believes community spirit is the heart of a good society. In the spring of 2020, she launched CMH Lunch Is On Us, an initiative that fed hospital workers 3,000 free lunches during the early crisis of COVID-19. She worked on several other community initiatives and more recently she served on the committee for the Cambridge Poppy Project, a collection of art installations using over 33,000 hand-knit and ,crocheted poppies to honour our veterans.
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True North Strong & Free 🍁
February 2, 2025
The tariff announcements had me looking for my favourite version of “O Canada” from my teaching days. The Nylons! 🍁 It’s the older version, but
To Avoid a Conflict of Interest
January 28, 2025
Following in the steps of others before me, I have chosen to take an unpaid leave-of-absence from my position as Trustee of the Waterloo Region
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Ontario's Green Party Team
Carla is a proud member of the Green Party of Ontario working along side party leader and Guelph MPP, Mike Schreiner.
Since he was elected as leader of the GPO in 2009, Mike has put the party on the political map and saw it through tremendous growth in membership and public recognition.
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Mike Schreiner, Leader
Green Party of Ontario
"The concerns of my community will be my priority. These will shape the issues I pursue vigorously at Queen’s Park."
Carla Johnson
