Sept 30, 2026Voting

Internet voting opens October 13

Oshawa’s 2026 Municipal & School Board Election is online this year. Internet voting opens Tuesday, October 13 at 10 a.m. and runs until Monday, October 26 at 8 p.m. — vote from any computer, tablet or phone.

Not sure you’re on the Voters’ List? Confirm your details before October 15 at oshawa.ca/VotersList so your Voter Information Letter arrives with your PIN.

How to vote for Dave →
Sept 29, 2026Ward 4

Six Voter Assistance Centres will serve Ward 4 on Voting Day

On Monday, October 26, six Voter Assistance Centres open across Ward 4 (10 a.m.–8 p.m.) where you can cast a paper ballot or get help voting online — from Rundle Park Community Centre to O’Neill Collegiate to City Hall’s accessible V.A.C.

See all Ward 4 locations on the map →
Sept 26, 2026Transparency

Dave launches the Ward 4 Transparency Tracker

Residents deserve to know the status, timeline and cost of the projects shaping our neighbourhood. The Tracker follows Rotary Park, downtown development, GO Station area planning, downtown safety and more — with Dave’s position on each.

Open the Tracker →
Sept 22, 2026The Plan

Three priorities — not a long list of promises

Dave is running on three things that matter right now: Safer Streets, Honest Answers, and A Stronger Downtown. Read the details, then tell Dave which one matters most to you.

Read The Plan →
Sept 18, 2026Community

Ward 4 is changing fast — here’s what’s at stake

Major development, Rotary Park improvements, downtown revitalization, housing pressures and public safety. Dave’s Ward 4 page lays out the issues and where he stands on each.

Why Ward 4 matters →

Ward 4 Issue Updates

The Community Dashboard will collect future updates on parks, downtown development, public safety, taxes, roads, and resident concerns.