Interested in Shaping the Future of Tiny Township? Step Up for 2026!

Your voice. Your community. Your leadership.

The certified list of candidates for the upcoming municipal election is now published. With the field set, residents have the opportunity to look closely at where each candidate stands—on issues surrounding leadership, affordability, ecological stewardship, transparency, and fiscal responsibility.

Your community, your future—take a closer look before you vote.

Your role as a voter is important. Beyond reading candidate profiles, there are more ways to engage before you vote:

Register with this page to take part in entrance polls and receive invitations to upcoming events.

Ask candidates directly using the TinyQuestions App, open to anyone who wants answers straight from the source.

Look back before you look forward—review the voting record of previous councils to see what decisions were made and how they were supported.

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Disclaimer

This website is provided for informational purposes only.

The individuals featured on this site are not registered candidates under the Ontario Elections Act or Election Finances Act unless explicitly stated otherwise. Inclusion on this website does not constitute an endorsement, nomination, or invitation to vote for any individual.

Content published here is intended to allow members of the public to learn about individuals who have expressed an interest in seeking public office. It is not political advertising, does not solicit votes, and does not promote or oppose any registered candidate or political party.

No campaign funds are solicited or accepted through this website. No expenses incurred for the operation of this website are authorized by, coordinated with, or incurred on behalf of any candidate or campaign.

Once the official election campaign period begins, any individuals who become registered candidates are responsible for ensuring their own campaign communications comply with applicable election laws.

For authoritative guidance on election rules, consult Elections Ontario.