Neighbours talking to neighbours.
This is a small campaign in a ward of about 5,000 voters. An hour of your time, a sign on your lawn or a conversation over the fence all count.
Put up a lawn sign
Signs go up once the campaign period allows. Tell us your street and we will bring one to you.
Request a sign arrow_forward groupsVolunteer an hour
Deliver literature on your own block, help at an event, make calls or drive a neighbour to vote.
Sign up arrow_forward forumTell Joan what matters
A flooded basement, a speeding street, a missing service. I read every message myself.
Send a note arrow_forward coffeeGet Joan in the room
A few neighbours in a living room, a club meeting, a street barbecue, a candidates night, or a coffee just the two of you. Joan will come.
Invite her arrow_forwardGet in touch
Send Joan a note.
A streetlight out. A question about a Council decision. A lawn sign, an hour of your time, or an invitation to your street. Whatever it is, this reaches Joan directly.
Donate to the campaign.
A ward campaign is funded entirely by the people who live here. Small amounts go further than you would think in a ward this size.
Contributions to a municipal campaign can only come from individuals who live in Ontario. Businesses, unions and groups cannot contribute, and there is a limit per person set by the Municipal Elections Act. Every contribution is recorded and receipted in the campaign's financial statement.
Arrange a contribution arrow_forwardVoting
Mark the date
Monday, October 26, 2026
Election day across Ontario municipalities, including the Town of Fort Erie.
Advance voting
Dates, locations and the voting method are set by the Town Clerk. We will post them here as soon as they are announced.
Check that you are on the list
If you have moved recently, confirm your address with the Town so your voter card reaches you.
Reach Joan
Joan is knocking on fewer doors this year than she would like, because the Ward 4 work does not pause for a campaign. If she has not reached your street yet, please reach out.