2022 Ontario Municipal Elections

Municipal elections will be held in Ontario on Monday, October 24.  Make your vote count, and be part of the change you wish to see by participating in your municipal elections across Ontario. 

You will be asked to show one piece of identification that has your name and address. See the complete list of acceptable documents for voter identification.

As you take the time to read over the platforms of the various candidates, I also invite you to have a look at the information being made available by the various regional labour councils across Ontario.  In some regions, they may have endorsed candidates that take workers’ issues seriously.  Here are a few local labour councils across Ontario for your reference:

Toronto & York Region Labour Council:

https://www.labourcouncil.ca/municipal2022

Peel Labour Council:

https://www.peellabour.ca/municipal2022

Ottawa Labour Council:

https://ottawalabour.nationbuilder.com/ottawa_labour_council_endorses_candidates_for_city_of_ottawa_councillor

Hamilton Labour Council:

https://www.hamiltonlabour.ca/municipal_election_2022

London Labour Council:

2022 City of London Municipal Election Resources – London and District Labour Council (londonlabour.ca)

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Harold is the Central Region Representative on the Bargaining Committee.

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DISCLAIMER: This is a newsletter from the Central Region representative of the Bargaining Committee. This newsletter is not intended to communicate any views, positions or opinions of duly elected officials at the Unifor National, Local 2002, or of the Bargaining Committee. This is simply a summary of things that have crossed my desk as the representative for Central Region, which I believe the membership in the Central Region may find to be relevant.