2022 Ontario municipal elections
October 24, 2022 (2022-10-24)
Turnout33.00% Decrease 5%

The 2022 municipal elections in Ontario were held on October 24, 2022.[1]

Voters in the province of Ontario elected mayors, councillors, school board trustees and all other elected officials in all of the province's municipalities.

In total, 32 of Ontario's 444 municipalities will not hold elections, as their entire councils were elected by acclamation. In total, 139 municipalities had their mayors or reeves acclaimed. Elections were not held in Armour, Armstrong, Brethour, Chamberlain, Chapleau, Charlton and Dack, Dawn-Euphemia, Dorion, Drummond/North Elmsley, East Garafraxa, Enniskillen, Evanturel, Front of Yonge, Gordon/Barrie Island, Hilton, Hilton Beach, Hornepayne, Howick, Kerns, Lake of the Woods, Laurentian Hills, Minto, Oil Springs, Perry, Sioux Narrows-Nestor Falls, South River, Tay, The Archipelago, Thessalon or Thornloe.[2]

Electoral System

In 2016, the Legislative Assembly of Ontario passed Bill 181, the Municipal Elections Modernization Act,[3] which permitted municipalities to adopt ranked ballots for municipal elections.[4]

London was the only municipality to use ranked ballots in the 2018 election itself, with the decision in that city being made by London City Council in 2017,[5] while Cambridge and Kingston held referendums concurrently with their 2018 elections on whether to adopt ranked ballots for the next municipal elections in 2022, with both referendums passing.[6][7][8]

However, in 2020 the Legislative Assembly of Ontario passed the Supporting Ontario's Recovery and Municipal Elections Act, 2020,[9] which removed the option for ranked choice voting in municipal elections. Therefore, London will switch back to First-past-the-post voting for the 2022 election, the cities of Cambridge and Kingston will not be able to switch to ranked ballots.[10]

By municipality

Counties

Districts

Regional municipalities

Single-tier municipalities

Municipalities with more than 125,000 people:

Single-tier municipalities

Municipalities with fewer than 125,000 people:

Belleville

Map of Belleville's wards

The results for mayor of Belleville are as follows:[11]

Mayor

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Neil Ellis9,19459.25
Mitch Panciuk (X)5,65436.44
Kyle Thomson6684.31

Belleville City Council

The candidates for Belleville City Council are as follows.

Ward 1 - Belleville
6 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Tyler Allsopp (X)7,69513.44
Garnet Thompson (X)6,76711.82
Chris Malette (X)6,52811.40
Sean Kelly (X)6,05810.58
Lisa Anne Chatten4,3317.56
Barbara Enright-Miller4,0507.07
Margaret Seu3,8216.67
Kelly McCaw (X)3,7346.52
Carol Ann Feeney (X)3,6026.29
Nick Boretski3,2405.66
Sarita Van Dyke2,9835.21
Mike Benson1,6812.94
Jeremy T. Davis1,6152.82
Robert Labarge1,1622.03
Ward 2 - Thurlow
2 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Paul Carr (X)2,78141.66
Kathryn Ann Brown1,72725.87
Bill Sandison (X)1,67725.12
Michael Clark4907.34

Brant, County of

Map of the County of Brant's five wards

Mayor

The results for mayor of the County of Brant are as follows:[12]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
David Bailey (X)5,96472.41
David Swanson 1,471 17.86
Shawn Pratt 802 9.74

Brant County Council

The results for Brant County Council were as follows. Two to be elected from each ward.

Ward 1
Candidate Vote  %
John Bradley MacAlpine (X)1,167 34.01
Jennifer Kyle1,01029.44
John Wheat (X)82424.02
Jeannine Forbes43012.53
Ward 2
Candidate Vote  %
Steve Howes (X)1,34142.65
Lukas Oakley75123.89
Jay Arora 627 19.94
Christina Speers37211.83
Faizan Baig 53 1.69
Ward 3
Candidate Vote  %
John Peirce (X)1,02236.76
John Bell (X)92033.09
Danny Teves 838 30.14
Ward 4
Candidate Vote  %
Robert Chambers (X) Acclaimed
David Miller (X) Acclaimed
Ward 5
Candidate Vote  %
Christine Garneau 1,018 30.22
Brian Coleman (X) 829 24.61
Ella Haley 665 19.74
Mike Gatopoulos50014.84%
John Starkey 357 10.60

Brantford

Mayor

2022 Brantford Mayoral election
October 24, 2022
Turnout27.01%
 
Candidate Kevin Davis Dave Wrobel Ryan Smith
Popular vote 9,220 9,012 1,491
Percentage 45.91% 44.91% 7.43%
Mayor before election

Kevin Davis

 Elected Mayor

Kevin Davis

Incumbent mayor Kevin Davis was challenged by former city councillor Dave Wrobel.[13]

The results for mayor of Brantford were as follows:[14]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Kevin Davis (X)9,22045.95
Dave Wrobel9,01244.91
Ryan Smith1,4917.43
John Turmel3431.71

Brantford City Council

Map of Brantford's five wards

The results for Brantford City Council were as follows. Two elected from each ward.

Ward 1
Candidate Vote  %
Michael Sullivan2,02039.85
Rose Sicoli (X)1,64132.37
Mike Tutt98319.39
John Van Dyk4258.38
Ward 2
Candidate Vote  %
John Sless (X)2,57129.52
Gino Caputo1,80320.70
Mark Littell1,59618.33
Erica James1,45316.68
Peter Sheere1,01211.62
Matthew Vaandering2743.15
Ward 3
Candidate Vote  %
Dan McCreary (X)2,65828.56
Greg Martin (X)2,14423.04
Kim Harrison1,79419.28
Mark St. Angelo1,14612.31
Kailee Poisson8649.28
Frances McCallum7007.52
Ward 4
Candidate Vote  %
Richard Carpenter (X)3,07439.93
Linda Hunt1,53019.87
Ray Petro1,25416.29
Kris Gutierrez5887.64
Janet Paul5747.46
Richard Wright3144.08
Rob Ferguson2112.74
Dale Beemer841.09
Mike Gomon700.91
Ward 5
Candidate Vote  %
Brian Van Tilborg (X)1,51832.51
Mandy Samwell1,30727.99
Paul MacDougall57912.40
Sandra Biggar4158.89
Heather Macdonald3727.97
John Beaumont2745.87
Mike Clancy1122.40
Eric Mundy931.99

Brockville

Mayor

The candidates for mayor of Brockville are as follows:[15]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Matt Wren Acclaimed

Chatham-Kent

Mayor

2022 Chatham-Kent Mayoral election
October 24, 2022
Turnout30.56%
 
Candidate Darrin Canniff William Pickard Andy Fisher
Popular vote 17,981 3,588 2,364
Percentage 75.13% 14.99% 9.88%
Mayor before election

Darrin Canniff

 Elected Mayor

Darrin Canniff

Incumbent mayor Darrin Canniff was challenged by truck driver Andy Fisher and retiree Bill Pickard.[16][17]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Darrin Canniff (X)17,98175.13
William Pickard3,58814.99
Andy Fisher2,3649.88

Chatham-Kent Municipal Council

Map of Chatham-Kent's six wards

The results for Chatham-Kent Municipal Council were as follows.

Ward 1 - West Kent
2 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Melissa Harrigan (X)1,39936.80
Lauren Anderson1,33135.01
Sandy Maynard71818.88
David Serednicki3549.31
Ward 2 - South Kent
3 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Anthony Ceccacci (X)3,21428.10
Trevor Thompson (X)2,90925.43
Ryan Doyle2,08318.21
Mary Clare Latimer (X)2,08218.20
Mike Walker1,15110.06
Ward 3 - East Kent
2 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Steve Pinsonneault (X)2,04937.47
John Wright (X)1,72731.58
Moréna McDonald1,16121.23
Matt Lamarche3155.76
Martin Fisher2163.95
Ward 4 - North Kent
2 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Jamie McGrail (X)1,50628.02
Rhonda Jubenville1,04619.46
Aaron Neaves76514.23
Jim Konecny63111.74
Jason Sayer5209.67
Scott Kilbride4267.93
Dennis Fox2664.95
Steve Scott4154.00
Ward 5 - Wallaceburg
2 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Aaron Hall (X) Acclaimed
Carmen McGregor (X) Acclaimed
Ward 6 - Chatham
6 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Brock McGregor (X)5,32910.34
Michael Bondy (X)5,1469.99
Conor Allin5,0959.89
Marjorie Crew (X)5,0569.81
Alysson Storey4,7769.27
Amy Finn (X)3,9007.57
Carson Warrener3,8907.55
Derek Robertson3,8447.46
Karen Kirkwood-Whyte (X)3,4876.77
Larry Vellinga2,6935.23
Dava Robichaud2,0874.05
Sheila M. Martin1,9373.76
Lynn O'Brien1,6213.15
Bonny Pigeon9181.78
Michael Gibbons8841.72
Andrew Elliott8591.67

Cornwall

Mayor

The results for mayor of Cornwall were as follows:[18]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Justin Towndale5,16951.55
Glen G. Grant (X)4,08840.77
James Leroux5565.54
Jordan Poapst2152.14

Cornwall City Council

The results for Cornwall City Council were as follows:

At-large
10 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Sarah Good5,4788.40
Carilyne Hébert (X)4,4396.80
Elaine MacDonald (X)3,8805.95
Dean Hollingsworth (X)3,4805.33
Todd Bennett (X)3,3125.08
Maurice Dupelle (X)3,3025.06
Claude McIntosh (X)3,2174.93
Denis Sabourin2,8594.38
Syd Gardiner (X)2,7384.20
Fred Ngoundjo2,7194.17
Jason Riley2,5643.93
Claude Poirier2,4903.82
Denis Carr (X)2,3043.53
Mark A. MacDonald2,2423.44
Bruce Baker2,1843.35
Abid Hussain2,1113.24
David Murphy1,9382.97
Carol Boileau1,9112.93
Patrick Dussault1,8502.84
Gerald E. Samson1,7452.67
Cory Dixon1,6522.53
Mary Jane Proulx1,6102.47
Stephen Scott1,3962.14
Ryan Martelle1,1751.80
Steven Robinson1,1061.70
Christopher Leclair9601.47
Martin Chevalier5750.88

Gananoque

Mayor

Incumbent mayor Ted Lojko was challenged by military veteran John Beddows and perioperative nurse Greg Truesdell.[19]

The results for mayor of Gananoque were as follows:[20]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
John Beddows94046.03
Ted Lojko (X)72135.31
Greg Truesdell38118.66

Haldimand County

The results for mayor of Haldimand County and Haldimand County Municipal Council are as follows:[21]

Map of Haldimand County's wards

Mayor

Incumbent mayor Ken Hewitt ran for re-election. He ran in the 2022 Ontario general election for the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario in Haldimand—Norfolk, losing to Independent Bobbi Ann Brady.[22]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Shelley Ann Bentley4,76032.09
Jake Vandendool4,59430.97
Ken Hewitt (X)3,70024.95
Dick Passmore1,4449.74
Jennifer Gilmour3342.25

Haldimand County Municipal Council

Ward 1
Candidate Vote  %
Stewart Patterson (X) Acclaimed
Ward 2
Candidate Vote  %
John Metcalfe (X)1,50267.72
Paul Beauvais71632.28
Ward 3
Candidate Vote  %
Dan Lawrence (X)1,73149.09
Julie Richardson1,03529.35
Mark McEachern53915.29
Ray Kitchen2216.27
Ward 4
Candidate Vote  %
Natalie Stam1,89965.57
Tony Dalimonte (X)99734.43
Ward 5
Candidate Vote  %
Rob Shirton (X)92553.01
Sheldon Simpson53230.49
James Kaspersetz28816.50
Ward 6
Candidate Vote  %
Patrick O'Neill1,00346.54
Lisa Taylor90942.18
Julie Marchese24311.28
By-election

A by-election was held in Ward 4 on June 19, 2023. The seat was vacated after Natalie Stam resigned for health reasons.[23] The results were as follows:[24]

Council Candidate Vote  %
Marie Trainer67537.05
Tony Dalimonte64135.18
Albert Marshall35619.54
Jesse Little1015.54
James Kaspersetz492.69

Kawartha Lakes

The results for mayor of Kawartha Lakes and Kawartha Lakes City Council were as follows:[25]

Map of Kawartha Lakes' eight wards

Mayor

Incumbent mayor Andy Letham did not run for re-election.[26] Running to replace him includes city councillors Pat Dunn, Doug Elmslie and Kathleen Seymour-Fagan.[27]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Doug Elmslie7,98235.72
Pat Dunn5,29523.40
Kathleen Seymour-Fagan3,94917.45
Faye McGee2,80012.37
Jim Riches1,3716.06
William Denby1,2325.44

Kawartha Lakes City Council

Ward 1
Candidate Vote  %
Emmett Yeo (X)1,00444.23
Don Logan59726.30
Jim Harris45319.96
Raymonde Blais Couture2169.52
Ward 2
Candidate Vote  %
Pat Warren1,82364.51
Jamie Brown57920.49
John Snider42415.00
Ward 3
Candidate Vote  %
Mike Perry2,20761.80
Doug Dickerson1,36438.20
Ward 4
Candidate Vote  %
Dan Joyce54824.17
David Skrabek53823.73
Ian Nicolson46620.56
Jamie Campbell29713.10
Trevor Johnston1878.25
Tyler Richards1828.03
Angel Godsoe492.16
Ward 5
Candidate Vote  %
Eric Smeaton2,18257.95
Duncan Gallacher69918.57
Janet Di Bello56915.11
Wesley Letsholo1905.05
Gloria Graham-Weir1253.32
Ward 6
Candidate Vote  %
Ron Ashmore (X)1,63259.00
Gerard Jilesen1,13441.00
Ward 7
Candidate Vote  %
Charles McDonald2,03564.03
Danielle Willette69621.90
Diane Holder44714.07
Ward 8
Candidate Vote  %
Tracy Richardson (X)1,70083.33
Greg Ward34016.67

Norfolk County

The candidates for mayor of Norfolk County and for Norfolk County Council were as follows:[28]

Map of Norfolk County's wards

Mayor

Incumbent mayor Kristal Chopp ran for re-election. Running against her were county councillors Amy Martin and Ian Rabbitts, former Simcoe town councillor Bill Culver and businessman David Bate.[29]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Amy Martin8,19942.27
Kristal Chopp (X)5,12726.43
Bill Culver3,92620.24
Ian Rabbitts1,6388.44
David Bate5082.62

[30]

Norfolk County Council

Ward 1
Candidate Vote  %
Tom Masschaele (X)1,31064.50
Randy Mawhiney72135.50
Ward 2
Candidate Vote  %
Linda Vandendriessche (X)1,34680.89
Lucas Tulpin31819.11
Ward 3
Candidate Vote  %
Michael Columbus (X)1,61682.24
Jeanette Gomori-Cole34917.76
Ward 4
Candidate Vote  %
Chris Van Paassen (X)1,10854.10
William Murray50424.61
Jeff Smrcka30014.65
Tony Lasanowski1366.64
Ward 5
2 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Alan Duthie2,37528.48
Doug Brunton1,90622.85
Peter Black1,42717.11
Kristine Mitchell1,40216.81
Brian Jones7038.43
Ryan J. Taylor (X)5276.32
Ward 6
Candidate Vote  %
Adam Veri2,65464.00
Peter Butler1,01524.48
Pamela Taylor2165.21
Holly Ann Smith1413.40
Adam Wilson1212.92
Ward 7
Candidate Vote  %
Kim Huffman (X)1,07345.33
Lorraine Skarratt74231.35
Grant MacDonald44718.88
Lana Plank1054.44

Orillia

Mayor

Incumbent mayor Steve Clarke did not run for re-election of Orillia.[31] The candidates for mayor of Orillia are as follows:[32]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Donald McIsaac4,86157.28
Mason Ainsworth3,34539.42
John Edward Maxwell2803.30

Pelee

Mayor

The results for Pelee Island were as follows:

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Cathy Miller27385.58
Larry Bailey4614.42

Pembroke

Mayor

The candidates for mayor of Pembroke are as follows:[33]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Ron Gervais Acclaimed

Council

Top candidate becomes Deputy Mayor.

Council Candidate Vote  %
Brian Abdallah (X)2,23813.01%
Ian Kuehl1,93511.25%
Andrew Plummer (X)1,85510.78%
Patricia Lafreniere (X)1,80010.46%
Ed Jacyno (X)1,4338.33%
Troy Purcell1,1466.66%
Stacy Taylor1,0896.33%
Dan Callaghan1,0736.23%
Dorian Pearce1,0065.84%
Jane Wood8825.12%
Chela Breckon8084.69%
Karen Walsh6583.82%
Jason Laronde4802.79%
Andrew Clark4572.65%
Wade Wallace3381.96%

Peterborough

The results for mayor of Peterborough and Peterborough City Council are as follows:[34]

Map of Peterborough's five wards

Mayor

Incumbent mayor Diane Therrien did not for re-election.[35] Candidates running to replace her include former Liberal MPP Jeff Leal and city councillors Henry Clarke and Stephen Wright.[36]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Jeff Leal12,91149.33
Henry Clarke8,28031.63
Stephen Wright3,92414.99
Brian Lumsden7282.78
Victor Kreuz3311.26

Peterborough City Council

The results for Peterborough City Council are as follows. Two councillors are elected from each of the 5 wards.

Ward 1 - Otonabee
Candidate Vote  %
Lesley Parnell (X)3,19240.82
Kevin Duguay1,94325.33
Eleanor Underwood1,16915.24
Chanté White1,03213.45
Nathan Russell-Meharry3965.16
Ward 2 - Monaghan
Candidate Vote  %
Matt Crowley2,87128.00
Don Vassiliadis (X)2,46924.08
Jeff Westlake1,96819.19
Charmaine Magumbe1,62015.80
Tom Wigglesworth8067.86
Lyle Saunders5205.07
Ward 3 - Town
Candidate Vote  %
Alex Bierk2,60030.79
Joy Lachica2,30827.33
Dean Pappas (X)2,14325.38
Vickie Ann Karikas96611.44
Brian Christoph4285.07
Ward 4 - Ashburnham
Candidate Vote  %
Gary Baldwin (X)3,32640.07
Keith Riel (X)2,96435.71
Andrew MacGregor2,01124.23
Ward 5 - Northcrest
Candidate Vote  %
Andrew Beamer (X)4,00338.28
Dave Haacke2,33422.32
Carlotta James1,87417.92
Shauna Kingston1,10510.57
Aldo Andreoli7226.90
Karen Grant4204.02

Prescott

Town councillor Gauri Shankar has been acclaimed as mayor of Prescott.[37][38]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Gauri Shankar Acclaimed

Prince Edward County

Mayor

The results for mayor of Prince Edward County are as follows:[39]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Steve Ferguson (X)4,63441.53
Terry Shortt3,19928.67
Dianne O'Brien3,12227.98
Kyle Mayne2021.81

Quinte West

Mayor

The results for mayor of Quinte West and Quinte West City Council were as follows:[40]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Jim Harrison (X)5,65554.26
Karen Sharpe4,66444.75
Claudor du-Lude1041.00

Quinte West City Council

Map of Quinte West's four wards
Ward 1 - Trenton
5 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Zack Card2,26016.69
Michael Kotsovos (X)2,07615.33
Dave Hugh O'Neil (X)2,02914.99
Sally Freeman (X)1,90014.03
Duncan Armstrong1,85913.73
Leslie Roseblade (X)1,79213.24
Jason Young8616.36
David Lovely7615.62
Ward 2 - Sidney
4 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Egerton Boyce2,07219.22
Shelley Stedall1,77516.47
Terry R. F. Cassidy (X)1,76616.39
Don Kuntze (X)1,70315.80
Allan DeWitt (X)1,66515.45
Hillary Robert1,44113.37
Stephen P. Kornblum3563.30
Ward 3 - Murray
2 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Jim Alyea (X)1,52928.60
David McCue (X)1,31924.67
Lori Whaley92417.28
Doug Herrington72013.47
Tyler Rickey58911.02
Jodan Hoyland2664.97
Ward 4 - Frankford
Candidate Vote  %
Lynda Reid (X)33748.14
Matt Joice27539.29
Gregg Covell8812.57

Smiths Falls

Mayor

Incumbent mayor of Smiths Falls Shawn Pankow was challenged by the "self-proclaimed resident protestor" Justin Duhamel.[41]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Shawn Pankow (X)1,63563.40
Justin Duhamel94436.60

St. Marys

Incumbent mayor Al Strathdee was re-elected by acclamation for a third term.[42][43]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Al Strathdee (X) Acclaimed

Stratford

Mayor

Incumbent mayor Dan Mathieson did not run for re-election.[44] The results for mayor of Stratford were as follows:[45]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Martin Ritsma4,35037.76
Robert Ritz4,00534.76
Kathy Vassilakos3,16627.48

St. Thomas

Mayor

The results for mayor of St. Thomas and St. Thomas City Council were as follows:[46]

Mayoral Candidate Vote  %
Joe Preston (X)5,52659.14
Heather Jackson2,91231.16
Gregg McCart9069.70

St. Thomas City Council

At-large
8 to be elected
Candidate Vote  %
Steve Peters (X)7,38513.58
Steve Wookey (X)5,56410.23
Jeff Kohler (X)5,2539.66
Lori Baldwin-Sands (X)5,0579.30
Gary Clarke (X)4,8118.84
Jim Herbert (X)3,5216.47
Rose Gibson3,2666.00
Tara McCaulley3,1015.70
Earl Taylor3,0965.69
Petrusia Hontar2,2514.14
Joe Docherty Jr.2,1403.93
Dawn Docker2,0313.73
Devon Church1,8963.49
Shawn De Neire1,8033.31
Harald Schraeder1,7393.20
Timothy Hedden1,4792.72

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