Sitting Ottawa Catholic School Board trustee for Zone 7 (Bay and Kitchissippi wards) seeking another term against Joshua Sargusingh; he won the 2022 race with 68.1 percent; no 2026 campaign statement from him was found.
Jeremy Wittet is on the City of Ottawa’s open data list of nominated candidates for Ottawa Catholic School Board trustee in Zone 7, which covers City Wards 7 and 15, with a nomination dated May 1, 2026. The other nominee in the zone is Joshua Sargusingh. The board’s trustee page lists Wittet as the Zone 7 trustee, CBC News listed him as trustee-elect in October 2018, and the City’s results give him 1,855 of 2,724 votes, 68.1 percent, in the 2022 race against Danny Arrais. A Kitchissippi Times column of June 28, 2018 is signed by him as Zone 7 trustee, and the board called him Vice-Chair in June 2022. voche.me found no 2026 campaign website or statement from him.
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The City of Ottawa’s open data file shows Jeremy Wittet’s nomination for trustee of the Ottawa Catholic School Board in Zone 7 dated May 1, 2026, with no withdrawal. The other nomination in the zone is Joshua Sargusingh, dated June 10, 2026. CTV News Ottawa’s guide of September 9, 2026 lists both and marks neither as acclaimed. The City’s page for this board could not be read, so voche.me relies on the open data file and on an Internet Archive copy of the City’s list of nominated candidates, last updated June 29, 2026, which shows no website or social media account for him.
The board’s trustee page lists him as Board Trustee for Zone 7, which covers Ward 7 Bay and Ward 15 Kitchissippi, and names Notre Dame High School among the schools of the zone. CBC News listed him as the Zone 7 trustee-elect on October 23, 2018. The Kitchissippi Times printed a column on June 28, 2018 that is signed by Jeremy Wittet, Trustee, Zone 7, so he held the position before the 2018 election. The City’s official results for the October 24, 2022 election give him 1,855 of the 2,724 votes cast in the Zone 7 race, which is 68.1 percent. Danny Arrais had 869 votes.
The board’s release of June 1, 2022 says that Trustee Spencer Warren brought forth a motion, which Vice-Chair Jeremy Wittet seconded, and the Board of Trustees approved, to fly the Pride flag at all board schools. In September 2020 the Kitchissippi Times quoted him on the start of the school year: he said the board chose a staggered start so that schools could keep physical distance, and that the board had invested in more staff, including extra custodians for enhanced cleaning. These are his statements as printed, and voche.me has not checked them.
The board’s Board Motions Registry for 2025 to 2026 names Trustee Wittet as the mover or seconder of motions at board meetings from October 14, 2025 to May 12, 2026. The registry lists no vote counts and no names of trustees who voted for or against, so voche.me cannot say how he voted on any motion. His X profile calls him Trustee for Zone 7 of the board. voche.me found no 2026 campaign website or statement from him. The sources read hold no complaint or allegation about him.
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Evidence reviewed on October 7, 2026: the City’s open data file of nominations and its 2022 official results for the Zone 7 race, an Internet Archive copy of the City’s list of nominated candidates for this board (last updated June 29, 2026), the board’s trustee page, its releases of October 26, 2022 and June 1, 2022 and its Board Motions Registry for 2025 to 2026, CBC News of October 23, 2018, two Kitchissippi Times articles of 2018 and 2020, the CTV News Ottawa guide of September 9, 2026, and the public part of his X profile.
Gaps. The City’s page for the Ottawa Catholic School Board could not be read: ottawa.ca returns an empty page to automated requests, and the Internet Archive holds no copy of the certified list. The only archived copy is the City’s list of nominated candidates last updated June 29, 2026. No campaign website or 2026 statement from him was found, so no priorities are shown. The registry gives no individual votes, and the board posts agendas as shared documents and videos of meetings that voche.me did not watch. His posts on X need a login and were not read. The voche.me questionnaire has not been sent.
A Kitchissippi Times column of June 28, 2018 is signed by him as Zone 7 trustee. CBC News listed him as trustee-elect on October 23, 2018, and the City’s results give him 1,855 of 2,724 votes in the 2022 race.
Kitchissippi Times · OCSB update: Ottawa Catholic School Board trustee’s report, June 28, 2018The board’s release of June 1, 2022 says Trustee Spencer Warren brought forth the motion, that Vice-Chair Jeremy Wittet seconded it, and that the Board of Trustees approved it the year before.
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