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CitizenGO - started this petition to all municipal election candidates seeking local office
Not verbatim.
On Monday, October 26, Ontarians in all 444 municipalities will elect their mayors, councillors and school board trustees.
Every name on your ballot is now known, and every one of those candidates is asking for your vote.
A lot of what happens in your town is decided far away: in Ottawa, at Queen’s Park, even at the United Nations. But those plans NEED local people to carry them out.
That’s why the people you elect on October 26 matters so much. You want to know if they share your values.
Ask the candidates directly
There are no political parties in municipal elections, so no party label or platform tells you where a candidate stands. The only way to find out is to ask each candidate directly.
It also means no party can tell a councillor or trustee how to vote, or kick them out for voting with the people they represent. Once elected, they are obliged to keep their word to you.
That’s why we prepared three short questionnaires on Life, Family, and Freedom:
One for mayor
One for councillor
And one for school board trustee (Public and Catholic).
The more candidates who receive it, the clearer the picture for every voter in Ontario.
Here’s how you can help:
1. Download the questionnaires. There’s one for each race on your ballot.
2. Find your candidates. Your city or township’s website lists every certified candidate for mayor, council and school board trustee. Many lists include each candidate’s email or phone number.
3. Send the questionnaire. Email it, send it through social media, drop it off at a campaign office, or hand it to a candidate when they knock on your door.
4. Forward the answers. Please send every reply you receive to multimedia@citizengo.org before October 20, 2026.
Your forwarded answers help every CitizenGO member in Ontario see where their own candidates stand before they vote.
Candidates have until Tuesday, October 20, to answer. A candidate who stays silent will have each answer recorded as “No.”
Please help us send the CitizenGO questionnaire to every municipal candidate where you live before election day!
More information:
Municipal elections | ontario.ca
Accountability matters
· In April, Ottawa city council voted 20 to 4 to ban “any act of protest or demonstration” within 50 metres of places of worship and schools.
· More than 200 Ontario mayors now hold “strong mayor” powers over the city budget.
· In most of the province, trustees still vote on flags, library materials and parental notification.
A candidate who hears the same questions from voters across their ward can’t afford to shrug them off.
Candidates have until Tuesday, October 20, to answer.
On Friday, October 23, I’ll send you every response I received..
Gregory Tomchyshyn
Local councils are quietly chipping away at our freedoms, and almost nobody asks candidates where they stand … until now
Click here to download and send the questionnaire now!
Numbers count
The more eligible voters in Ontario sending the Questionnaire, the stronger the resonance of holding others accountable for their freewill choices. There is strength in numbers. Please, send this ‘call to action’ to as many eligible voters in Ontario as possible. Thank you. Doreen
Petition: Will you stand for Life, Family, and Freedom?
Why can’t I sign the petition?
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If the problem persists, please, contact a member of our team. Include a detailed description of the problem, the link, the operating system, and the browser you are using. You can reach us at Canada: english-ca@citizengo.org
https://citizengo.helpscoutdocs.com/article/1020-why-cant-i-sign-a-petition
After I removed the prior person’s name and email in the Petition I inserted my information to sign it which failed. Error message: Please enter a valid email address. I will keep trying. [Doreen]
Without prejudice and without recourse
Doreen Agostino
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