Accessing City Hall

Next Election Monday, October 27, 2014

Learn more about Election Services.

Election Topics

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Voters

Everything you need to know about voting in a municipal election.

 

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Candidates

Find information on becoming a candidate or managing a campaign.                                        

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Employment

More than 12,000 people are needed for the 2014 election. Hiring begins spring 2014.

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Library

A resource centre to search popular election topics and the dictionary of election terms.

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Education

A selection of guides and resources for grade 5, 10 and ESL teachers and students.

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Accessibility

Information about how we are making elections accessible in the City of Toronto.

How To Vote Video

Accessibility Tools

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BrowseAloud

BrowseAloud is a free tool which is designed to help read web pages. It makes websites accessible to those that require online reading support by reading web content aloud. Find out more about BrowseAloud and download a free copy.

Contact Us

Election Services

City of Toronto

100 QUEEN ST W
1st Floor N
Toronto, Ontario
M5H 2N1
89 NORTHLINE RD

Toronto, Ontario
M4B 3G1
Phone: 416-338-1111 Fax: 416-395-1300
Email:  elections@toronto.ca

 

Election Apps

Coming Soon

A variety of applications (apps) will be available to make your election experience easier. Learn more.

Election Tweets