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Monday, October 18, 2021

You may vote in the election if you reside in the municipality or are the owner or tenant of land or your spouse is a property owner or tenant here. You must be a Canadian citizen and 18 years old or older on election day.

You must provide proof of your identity and where you live. Even if you have your Voter Notification Card, you must still provide identification.

Please bring either:

• A government-issued photo identification that has your name and address; or
• Two pieces of identification (one that includes your name and the other should have your name and address).

View our Candidate information to learn about nominations and becoming a candidate 

A third party advertisement is a message that supports or opposes a candidate or a “yes” or “no” question on the ballot. It can be in any medium including print, broadcast, electronic platform, and more. It does not include issue-based advertising or advertising that does not incur a cost.

Third party advertisements cannot be made by or under the direction of a candidate and must include:

• The name of the registered third party
• The municipality where the third party is registered
• A telephone number, mailing address or email address at which the registered third party may be contacted regarding the advertisement