East Bayfront
Waterfront development, affordability, public space, climate resilience, and transit.
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.
Waterfront development, affordability, public space, climate resilience, and transit.
Community outreach and volunteer recruitment.
Students, renters, high-rise residents, safety, affordability, and services.
High-density outreach, condo engagement, public realm, transit, and climate justice.
Renters, students, workers, local safety concerns, and affordability.
Supporter follow-up, volunteer recruitment, lawn/window signs, and tenant outreach.
Food security, safety, housing, and community investment.
High-density building outreach, tenant issues, voter registration follow-up, and volunteer recruitment.
High-volume doors, supporter IDs, and issue-based conversations.
Respect, safety, affordability, inclusion, and neighbourhood liveability.
Condo and townhouse outreach, development, parks, and transit.
Community visibility, volunteer recruitment, and supporter follow-up.
Seniors, renters, co-ops, and small business.
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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.
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