Welcome to our Week 20 update for Ward 1! As part of our commitment to neutral, equal coverage, we track all six certified candidates across their websites, Facebook pages, and campaign channels in exact certification order.
Did you see Denise at the AppleFest? Also got her Postcard?
Mike has not provided an update in the time of publishing.
The County of Brant asked residents to name five of its snowplows — one for each ward — and the votes are in. The Grand Snowplow Naming Contest drew creative entries from across the county this fall, and the five winning names are now official. Here are the winners, ward by ward: Ward 1: Control Salt Delete Ward 2: Dolly Plowton Ward 3: Plowie Mandel Ward 4: Brant New Plow Ward 5: Snow Princess How it worked: residents submitted one name for the plow in their own ward (names
The first week of the Brantford—Brant South federal by-election campaign is in the books. Prime Minister Mark Carney called the by-election on Sunday, November 1, for Monday, December 7, 2026, to fill the seat left vacant when Conservative MP Larry Brock resigned on September 18. Five candidates have now been named, and the first debate is tonight. Kevin Davis — Conservative Davis, the sitting mayor of Brantford, was appointed the Conservative candidate on September 20. Here’s what Davis posted this week: He is expected to take part in tonight’s
If you are voting for the first time, or you just moved to Canada, this one is for you. You will hear people talk about the “left” and the “right” during an election, and it can sound like everyone else already knows what that means. Here it is, in plain words. Left and right in one minute Think of it as a line. On one end is the left. On the other end is the right. In the middle is the centre. Every political party sits somewhere on that
A short history of federal elections in Brant and Brantford Brantford and the County of Brant have voted together — and separately — for more than a century. The riding names have changed, the boundaries have moved, and the seat has swung between parties, but the same communities have been sending an MP to Ottawa since Confederation-era ridings were first drawn. With a by-election coming on Monday, December 7, 2026, here is how we got here. The early years: two ridings, then one county riding In the early federal
The candidates running in the Brantford–Brant South federal by-election will meet for a debate on Monday, November 9, at Rogers TV. The event is organized by the Chamber of Commerce Brantford-Brant and the Brantford Home Builders’ Association, and it will be recorded and broadcast on Rogers in the days leading up to Election Day on Monday, December 7. All four candidates named so far are expected to take part: Joy O’Donnell — Liberal Kevin Davis — Conservative Dave Carrol — Independent Brad Ward — NDP Ward is expected to
Just moved to the area? Welcome. Here is a plain-language guide to the federal riding you now live in — where it covers, and what the person you elect to Ottawa actually does for you. Where does Brantford—Brant South cover? Brantford—Brant South is a federal electoral district — a “riding” — in Ontario. It covers: The riding is about 898 square kilometres with a population of roughly 121,500. The northern part of the County of Brant — including Paris and St. George — is in a different federal riding,
