St. James Town
Housing affordability, maintenance, community safety and tenant issues.
Our official campaign launched June 6, 2026. The work continues — knocking doors and holding events in every corner of Ward 13. Watch this space for what’s next, and come walk with us.
Housing affordability, maintenance, community safety and tenant issues.
Affordability, renters, neighbourhood services and local businesses.
Housing, community safety, homelessness and investment in communities.
Affordable housing, rent-geared-to-income housing, displacement and community investment.
Affordability, community safety, local businesses and neighbourhood services.
Good jobs, strong public services, affordable housing and respect for working people.
Housing affordability and pathways to home ownership.
Students, renters, youth employment, affordability and community safety.
Housing, safety, community services and access to space.
An informal evening to celebrate our volunteers, connect with the campaign team, reflect on more than 5,000 doors knocked, and look ahead to the weeks to come.
Housing, transit, parks, families and responsible development.
Housing, seniors, local businesses, development and public space.
Rent-geared-to-income housing, affordability and pathways to home ownership.
Affordability, tenant issues and pathways to home ownership.
Affordable housing and outreach for our September 18 Town Hall.
No regular canvass. Join us at Toronto Metropolitan University for a conversation about affordable pathways to home ownership.
Housing, affordability and community follow-up.
Affordability, community safety and neighbourhood services.
Community safety, housing and social development.
Renters, affordability and community services.
High-rise outreach, housing and supporter identification.
Canvassing, campaign signs and supporter outreach.
Housing, development, local businesses and neighbourhood services.
Supporter outreach, undecided voters and campaign signs.
Supporter identification and preparation for advance voting.
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Toronto's municipal election is Monday, October 26, 2026. Here is the official information from the City of Toronto, so you know exactly when and where to vote.
Polls open citywide. Vote at the location assigned to your address.
Six days of advance polls. Any eligible voter can vote at any advance location citywide.
After September 1, the City Clerk handles revisions. You can also register at the polls with qualifying ID.
Official information from the City of Toronto. Voting locations are typically published closer to election day. For the most current details, visit toronto.ca/elections.
This is a community-driven campaign. We put people first.