Michelle Foxton is a dedicated advocate for her community with over two decades of experience as a Lawyer, per diem Crown Attorney and former Chairperson of the Employment Insurance Board of Referees. She is a proud mother of two sons and resides with her husband in Hartington near the family farm. Foxton's roots run deep in Frontenac County where she has been a life-long resident, serving on municipal council and planning advisory committee.

Operating her own small business for over 25 years, Foxton appreciates the struggles of business owners and the need for fiscal responsibility. A passionate community advocate, she has spent years volunteering with the Fort Henry Guard Foundation, a charity dedicated to fostering student leadership, as well as with the Hartington Community Association, advocating for responsible, sustainable development. Foxton is an ardent environmentalist, committed to urgently combating climate change and advocating for municipal infrastructure supports to achieve climate resiliency.

Vying to become the first female Member of Parliament for Lanark-Frontenac, Foxton has a strong sense of fairness and equality and is no stranger to hard work. She is a fervent advocate for rural life, aiming to raise awareness about the need for abattoirs, food hubs, and the protection of farmland. She is committed to tackling high grocery prices and championing supports for seniors to age well at home in rural areas, access to local doctors and health teams, affordable, reliable Internet, childcare and housing as well as resources to address the epidemic of intimate partner violence in rural communities.

A firm believer in collaboration and civility among legislators, Foxton understands the power of relationships and the importance of listening to grassroots residents. With a clear vision for the future, Foxton is committed to following her values and is ready to serve and fight for the people of Lanark-Frontenac.