Elections in local government
475 tracked Canadian meetings mentioned this topic since 2026-03. Counts come from canonicalized brief tags and are directional because coverage varies by place and platform.
Places with the most mentions
- Orillia, ON (10)
- Revelstoke, BC (9)
- Prince Edward County, ON (8)
- Brighton, ON (8)
- Cochrane, ON (7)
- Cowichan Valley Regional District, BC (7)
- Maple Ridge, BC (7)
- Whitchurch-Stouffville, ON (6)
- Stratford, PE (6)
- Tumbler Ridge, BC (6)
- Fraser Valley Regional District, BC (6)
- qathet Regional District, BC (6)
Latest matching meetings
Elgin County to elect inaugural 2026 Warden
The agenda lists only the meeting details and video player for the inaugural meeting and annual Warden's election. No specific agenda items, motions, or voting results are provided in the text.
Middlesex Centre council holds its first meeting after 2026 election
This is the inaugural meeting of Middlesex Centre Council following the 2026 municipal election. The agenda contains only procedural items required to organize the new council, such as electing a mayor and council chair, setting meeting schedules, and appointing committees.
Norfolk County council to be sworn in for 2026
This is a procedural agenda for the inauguration of the Norfolk County Council for the 2026 term. The meeting is scheduled for November 17, 2026, and will include the swearing-in of council members.
October 13, 2026 regular council meeting cancelled
The Regular Council Meeting scheduled for October 13, 2026 has been cancelled because Council Chambers will be used for Advanced Voting on October 14, 2026. No business will be conducted at this meeting.
Council to consider adopting Zoning Bylaw No. 1341 on shipping containers
This is a regular Council meeting in Kaslo, BC, with a largely procedural agenda. Council will consider adopting a zoning bylaw regulating shipping containers, awarding fall recreation grants, and approving several routine policies and permits. Public input is suspended until after the upcoming election.
Council to adopt Fire Inspection Services Bylaw and review $6.9M investment strategy
The Village of Keremeos Council will consider adopting the Fire Safety Inspection Services Bylaw No. 869, 2026, which establishes a framework for fire inspections and allows designation of third-party inspectors. They will also review a treasury management report proposing to invest surplus funds (currently $6.9M) to…
Council to review 2025 financial statements and zoning changes
Bluewater Council's September 8, 2026 meeting includes a presentation of the 2025 draft financial statements, several zoning by-law amendments, and a tender award for a snow blower attachment. The agenda also covers routine items like minutes, correspondence, and donation requests, plus notices of motion on Highway 21…
NOTL launches parking study engagement and My.NOTL portal
This is an information package for the September 3, 2026 meeting, containing announcements and correspondence only; no decisions are being made. Items include public engagement for a comprehensive parking study, the launch of the My.NOTL customer service portal, flood recovery updates, and registered candidates for…
Manitouwadge Council to appoint a new Councillor to fill a vacancy
The Special Council meeting will host presentations from five candidates applying for a Councillor vacancy. Following the presentations, Council will vote to appoint one nominee for the remainder of the 2022-2026 term.
Council to amend election sign by-law and confirm closed session decisions
This special meeting is primarily procedural, focusing on the adoption of previous minutes and the passage of two by-laws. Council will vote on an amendment to the Election Sign By-law and a confirmatory by-law resulting from a closed session. No new major projects, budgets, or zoning changes are listed on the agenda.
Council discusses high-speed rail information and municipal election scheduling
The Council will review a delegation regarding facility user insurance and discuss a resolution for public health funding. Additionally, staff will address the cancellation of October and November meetings due to the 2026 Municipal Election.
Council discusses MRDT renewal and water supply expansion options
The District of Tofino Council is considering a renewal of the Municipal and Regional District Tax at a 3% rate. They are also reviewing the Ahkmahksis Reservoir Expansion as a preferred water supply option and discussing various bylaws and master plans.
Warwick Township Council to discuss zoning and municipal accounts
The Warwick Township Council will meet to review previous minutes, approve financial reports, and hold a delegation regarding a zoning matter. The agenda also includes a scheduled in-camera session to discuss potential litigation and solicitor-client privilege.
Heritage Committee discusses cemetery repairs and heritage property sales
The committee will review correspondence regarding heritage designations and property inquiries. Members will also discuss the sale of the Greenbush Wesleyan Church and updates on the Fulford Pioneer Cemetery pathway repairs.
Council to hear OPP action plan, conservation amalgamation update
Peterborough County Council is meeting to receive presentations on the new OPP Local Action Plan and the Conservation Authorities Amalgamation Process, and to consider authorizing comments on provincial postings. The agenda includes routine consent items and staff reports on data centres and AI.
Council to decide zoning changes, $55K plow truck purchase
The Township of North Stormont Council is holding a regular meeting with a public hearing on a zoning by-law amendment (Z-2026-06) for lands on Minto Street, Finch. Council will also consider a report recommending a zoning change for the Blanchard property (Z-2025-01), approve a $55,000 transfer from reserves for…
Council to consider cannabis store relocation and 2027 budget timeline
Council is deciding on several operational and planning matters. They will consider initiating the public notification process for a proposed cannabis store relocation, approving free transit on election day, and setting the 2027 budget timeline with a zero mill rate increase goal. The agenda also includes routine…
Centre-ville Hearst Downtown board to elect new president after resignation
This is the agenda for the regular meeting of Centre-ville Hearst Downtown on August 24, 2026. The board will elect a new president following the resignation of Marie-Hélène Lanoix-Verreault, discuss a potential article in Le Nord, and consider Christmas decoration proposals. The meeting also includes routine items…
Council to consider towing zone, housing guarantee, and election by-law repeal
The Regular Council meeting on August 17, 2026, will consider several resolutions and by-laws, including a request to review a restricted towing zone on Highway 11, a TD Bank guarantee for the Attainable Housing Corporation, and a by-law to repeal the advance vote for the 2026 elections. Council will also receive…
Council to approve 2022 audited financials, 2026 budget, and investment by-law
This special meeting of Ignace Council covers several financial items: approving the 2022 audited financial statements (which carry a qualified opinion from MNP due to unresolved contaminated sites and landfill closure liabilities), adopting the 2026 revised budget and tax rates, and authorizing investment through the…
Board to approve 2025 missing person report and discipline measures
The Timmins Police Service Board will consider approving the 2025 Annual Missing Person Report and the First Aggregate Discipline Measures Report for 2026, which details disciplinary actions taken without hearings. The board will also receive updates from the Chief, Deputy Chief, and committee chairs, and review…
Board to consider building infraction notice, zoning changes, and $1.15M waste contract
The Thompson-Nicola Regional District Board will consider several items, including authorizing a Section 57 notice on title for work without a building permit, adopting two zoning amendment bylaws, and approving a five-year contract for wood and yard waste processing. They will also discuss a floodplain exemption, a…
Committee to weigh removing public art funding from capital projects
The Governance and Priorities Committee is meeting to consider several items, including a motion to remove the Civic Capital Project Public Art Funding Stream from the City's Public Art Policy, a request for a policy exception on leisure centre naming rights, and information reports on a school board by-election and…
Council to review election restrictions, road naming, fitness equipment purchase
French River council is holding its regular meeting on August 12, 2026, with reports and decisions on election-related restrictions, road naming, equipment purchases, and quarterly departmental updates. The agenda includes several resolutions and by-laws, but no major public hearings or zoning changes are listed.
Council to renew short-term rental permit at 2431 Fairways Dr and approve $500K line of credit
Sun Peaks council will consider renewing a temporary use permit for short-term rental at 2431 Fairways Dr for 3 years, and approve an annual borrowing resolution for a $500,000 CIBC operating line of credit. The agenda also includes a CAO report on wildfire response, the 2026 election, and a new 311 service, plus a…
Board to discuss member candidacy rules for 2026 municipal election
The Perth County OPP Detachment Board will consider several reports, including a Ministry of the Solicitor General memo on board members running in the 2026 municipal election and a report on the 2026-2030 board term transition. The board will also receive correspondence from the Inspector General of Policing…
Council to weigh residential land needs, zoning changes, and major development applications
This is a regular City of St. Thomas Council meeting with a full agenda of planning, infrastructure, and governance items. Council will consider reports on residential land needs to 2051, several zoning by-law amendments and subdivision applications, community improvement plan grants, and various road closure and…
Council hears departmental updates; may move to closed session on land matters
The Committee of the Whole is receiving informational updates from the Corporate Services and Community Services departments. The meeting may also move into a closed session to discuss the acquisition or disposition of land, as permitted under the Community Charter. No decisions are listed on the agenda.
Council to consider renewing fire dispatch agreement with CACC for five years
The Committee-of-the-Whole is meeting to receive updates and discuss several items, including a request to waive fees for the Atikokan Bass Classic, a report on the NWMO federal impact assessment, and a recommendation to renew the fire dispatch agreement with CACC. The agenda also includes routine reports from…
Committee begins planning for 2026 municipal election engagement approach
The Intergovernmental Affairs & Accountability Committee will discuss how to engage with candidates for the upcoming municipal elections, including a potential Q&A format. Members are also reviewing an annual resident survey, updated KPIs, and a statistics report on digital engagement.
Council to consider election cost-sharing deal with School District No. 58
Princeton Council will decide on entering a cost-sharing agreement with School District No. 58 for the 2026 School Trustee Election, and whether to support a joint grant application for emergency operations centre equipment and training. The agenda also includes a development permit for a business park property and…
Council to consider $300K grant for covered driving range and golf cart storage
Council will vote on supporting a grant application to the Northern Development Initiative Trust for up to $300,000 toward a $1.05M covered driving range and golf cart storage facility at the Tumbler Ridge Golf and Country Club. They will also discuss golf tournament fee structure following a public inquiry, and…
Council considers $166,334.98 loan for landfill track loader
The Council of the Municipality of Marmora and Lake will meet to discuss financial audits and election compliance. The body is deciding on a debenture to fund heavy equipment and the establishment of an election audit committee.
Council to consider multiple zoning by-laws and fee amendments
This special council meeting will consider a consent agenda approving recent committee and council minutes, followed by discussion items including a library update, voters list update, and Hanna Park playground design. Council will vote on several by-laws, including six zoning by-laws for specific properties…
Committee reviews accessibility plans for elections and infrastructure
The Middlesex Accessibility Advisory Committee is reviewing accessibility policies and infrastructure projects from several municipalities. The body will discuss election accessibility plans and transportation optimizations to provide recommendations.
Committee to review 2026 Elections Accessibility Plan
The Municipal Accessibility Advisory Committee is meeting to provide feedback on the 2026 Elections Accessibility Plan. The committee will also discuss accessibility considerations for special events in the City of Cornwall.
Committee to review 2026 accessibility survey and election plan
The Accessibility Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss key findings from the 2026 Accessibility Survey. The body will also review a draft accessibility plan for the 2026 election and the 2026 work plan.
Council to consider West End sewer servicing project design
Council will hear a presentation on the West End Sewer and Water Servicing Expansion Strategy and consider a recommendation to proceed with project design. They will also hold third reading of the fees, rents, and charges bylaw, and first/second readings for amendments to street/traffic, siting/use, and cemetery…
Council to consider by-election, tax incentives, and loan program updates
The Town of Claresholm Council will meet to adopt the agenda and review minutes from the June 22, 2026 meeting. The council will discuss provincial government correspondence, local delegations, and a request for decision regarding a by-election, business improvement loans, and residential tax incentives.
Committee reviews accessible elections and service request data
The Advisory Committee on Accessibility and Inclusion will review several informational reports. These include a presentation on accessible elections, updates on communication and engagement, and accessibility service requests for the first and second quarters of 2026.