Beth St. Denis
Vote in Wards #3, #4 & #10
Beth is a lifelong Windsor resident with a deep love for her community and a strong commitment to serving the people who call it home. With 20 years of experience in business management, she has built her career around leadership, problem-solving, accountability, and working directly with people.
She currently serves as the Executive Manager of a small business in Windsor, where she understands firsthand the value of hard work, responsible decision-making, and practical solutions.
Beth first stepped into public life because she believed residents deserved a stronger voice. In 2022, she ran for Windsor City Council in Ward 6 on a campaign centered around integrity, dedication, fiscal responsibility, safer communities, and greater accountability in municipal government. She spoke clearly about the need for better communication, transparency, and responsiveness from elected representatives.
In 2025, Beth continued her public service journey as the Christian Heritage Party candidate for the federal riding of Windsor–Tecumseh–Lakeshore. Although the campaign was short, it was a meaningful and rewarding experience that strengthened her desire to continue standing up for families, children, and everyday residents.
For the past six years, Beth has also been actively involved in community advocacy. She has spoken before the Greater Essex County District School Board multiple times as a voice for children and concerned families. Beth felt called to step forward because she believes public service should be rooted in listening, honesty, and accountability.
Beth is passionate about ensuring that citizens feel heard, respected, and represented. Outside of her community advocacy, she enjoys spending time with family and friends. She is an avid roller coaster enthusiast. In her spare time, she continues to pursue her love of journalism and podcast creation, creative pursuits she has been involved in for the past three years.
Beth explains that True Inclusion means creating a safe learning environment for every student without elevating any single ideology or worldview above others.
Beth discusses the importance of protecting students from bullying when they choose not to adopt prevailing political or social narratives, emphasizing the need for a learning environment where differing viewpoints are respected.
Beth explains how the GECDSB’s decision to remove the monthly Board meeting “Speakers List” functions as an act of public censorship and neglect, limiting community voices and reducing transparency.