Do you know your ward well enough to vote in Toronto’s municipal election this month?
If you don’t, no worries. We’re here to help you stay informed on what’s happening in your neighbourhood before you cast your ballot for mayor, city councillor and school board trustee.
Toronto’s municipal election is coming up on Oct. 26, with advance voting open between Oct. 6 and 11. If you’re eligible to vote, you’ll have to do so in your own ward. Don’t know what a ward is and why it matters? Check out this explainer before you continue.
Now, if you want to learn more about your ward’s residents, their issues, the candidates running and more, we’ve got you. The Green Line team produced 25 explainers with videos breaking down the basics about every single ward in our city.
First things first, you can input your address in the City of Toronto’s Ward profile page or MyVote to confirm what your ward is. Once you know, find the corresponding explainer from The Green Line. You can swipe through the carousel below to find your ward, or even check them all out for a comprehensive view of the diverse neighbourhoods and issues at stake this election cycle.
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