Getting Things Done for Scarborough-Agincourt!
Nick’s Priorities
Creating Cultural & Community Spaces
Improving Transit and Infrastructure
Neighbourhood Safety
Fostering Tech Jobs & Innovation
Park Upgrades
Bridletowne Community Hub Completion
Affordable Housing
Tackling Food Security
Learn more about Nick’s vision for our Ward
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Passion for Community Culture Recreation Innovation
It has been an honour to serve as your City Councillor for Scarborough–Agincourt. Over the past two terms, I have worked hard to get things done for our community. Together, we have invested in our parks and recreation spaces, supported the cultures and traditions that make Ward 22 special, improved community safety, and moved important projects forward that will serve residents for years to come.
I’m proud of the progress we’ve made, and I’m ready to keep building on it. There is more to do, and I will continue bringing the same energy, determination and hands-on approach to delivering for Scarborough–Agincourt. On October 26, I respectfully ask for your support so we can keep moving our community forward together.
Working together, we can make our community even better!
Your Guide to toronto's municipal election
Voting Assistance
Need assistance casting your ballot? Toronto Elections offers a range of accessible voting options and services to help ensure everyone can cast their ballot. Learn more
3 Ways to Vote
01.
Eligible voters can choose an alternative to in-person voting this election. Applications for Mail-in Voting packages are accepted starting September 1, 2026.
The deadline to apply is Thursday, September 24 at 4:30 p.m.
Once your application is approved, you will receive your package by mail.
You must return your completed package to Toronto Elections by Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at noon (12 pm).
Mail-in Voting packages will include:
- An instruction/declaration form, which requires a signature for the vote to count.
- An official ballot.
- A white ballot secrecy envelope.
- A yellow return envelope with pre-paid postage.
Return your completed Mail-in Voting package through Canada Post to arrive by October 14 or hand deliver it to a secure Mail-in Voting yellow drop box.
One yellow drop box will be available in each ward between October 1st and October 14 at noon (12 pm).
To apply online or for more information on mail-in voting, click here
To apply by phone: 416-338-1111
02.
Open from Tuesday October 6 to Sunday October 11, from 10am to 7pm
Times & Locations to be determined
03.
Monday, October 26, from 10am to 8pm
FAQ
To vote in Toronto’s municipal election, you must be:
- a Canadian citizen; and
- at least 18 years old; and
- a resident in the city of Toronto; or
- a non-resident of Toronto, but you or your spouse own or rent property in the city; and
- not prohibited from voting under any law.
You may only vote once in the city of Toronto municipal election regardless of how many properties you own or rent within the city.
You must vote in the ward where you live.
For Questions or Accessibility Accommodations:
- Email: elections@toronto.ca
- Call: 311
