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Read the plankMunicipal election · October 26, 2026
Jeff MacIntyreCandidate for Ward 12, Greater Sudbury
Team Sudbury. Team Twelve.
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Am I in Ward 12?
Not sure if you're in Ward 12? Here's how to check.
Ward 12 covers the Flour Mill, Donovan, Downtown, Uptown, New Sudbury and the Ferndale area of Minnow Lake.
To confirm your own address, check the City of Greater Sudbury's voter information page.
Where to vote in person
Online voting runs from October 16 to October 26. If you would rather vote on paper, here is where to do it.
You can vote at any of these locations.
Every one of them is a Vote Anywhere location, so your home address does not decide which one you use. If a poll near your work is easier than the one near your home, use that one.
Advance voting
Saturday, October 17 and Saturday, October 24, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Gerry McCrory Countryside Sports Complex235 Countryside Dr., Sudbury
- Centennial Community Centre and Arena4333 Centennial Dr., Hanmer
- Chelmsford Community Centre and Arena215 Edward Ave., Chelmsford
- George Armstrong Community Centre and Arena100 Church St., Garson
Election day
Monday, October 26, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
In Ward 12
- Restoration Outreach Centre1248 Lauzon Ave., Sudbury
Elsewhere in Greater Sudbury
- Alexander Public School39 St Brendan St., Sudbury
- Beaver Lake Sports and Cultural Club Inc.45 Club Rd., Worthington
- Capreol Community Centre and Arena20 Meehan Ave., Capreol
- Caruso Club - Upper Hall385 Haig St., Sudbury
- Centennial Community Centre and Arena4333 Centennial Dr., Hanmer
- Chelmsford Community Centre and Arena215 Edward Ave., Chelmsford
- Churchill Public School1722 Fielding St., Sudbury
- Collège Boréal - Restaurant "Au pied du rocher"21 Lasalle Blvd., Sudbury
- Colonial Inn28 Cedar St., Coniston
- Confederation Secondary School1918 Main St., Val Caron
- Dowling Citizen Service Centre79 Main St. West, Dowling
- Dr. Edgar Leclair Community Centre and Arena158 St. Agnes St., Azilda
- Elm West Playground505 White Ave., Sudbury
- George Armstrong Community Centre and Arena100 Church St., Garson
- Gerry McCrory Countryside Sports Complex235 Countryside Dr., Sudbury
- Holiday Inn1696 Regent St., Sudbury
- McClelland Community Centre and Arena37 Veterans Rd., Copper Cliff
- Microtel1312 Kingsway, Sudbury
- NORCAT1545 Maley Dr., Sudbury
- Onaping Falls Golden Age Club109 Service Rd., Onaping
- Queen Elizabeth II Public School32 Dell St., Sudbury
- Robert H. Murray Public School3 Henry St., Whitefish
- Royal Canadian Legion Branch 761553 Weller St., Sudbury
- Skead Senior Citizens Club5 Bell St., Skead
- T.M. Davies Community Centre and Arena325 Anderson Dr., Lively
- Wahnapitae Community Centre161 Glenbower Cres., Wahnapitae
Locations and hours are set by the City of Greater Sudbury. Voting locations from the City.
Why I'm running
Sudbury has more going for it than most of us are feeling on the ground. Companies here are competing globally. Investment and new builds are happening. New jobs are starting to land.
But a lot of people look at their own street and don't see it in their roads or neighbourhoods.
Making the city work for the people who live here is the job.
My entire career has been building teams, making sure they have the tools to excel, and helping them succeed.
Currently, I'm Executive Director at Downtown Sudbury. Two years in, a big part of that job is helping community groups bring their ideas and their events to life. Our goal, and biggest success, is continually making the process of hosting events simpler than it was the time before. The win is never just the event. It's that the next group has a shorter and clearer path to success.
I also help businesses navigate their relationship with the city, and advocate on their behalf. That work has shown me how complicated a simple request can become, and where we can simplify the process to make it easier for everyone.
That's what I'll do on council. First I'll help you with your issue, then I'll go after the process that created it, so the next person doesn't have to make the call at all.
We have good people working for this city. Too often the system gets in their way, and a resident calling for help gets handed between multiple departments while nobody owns the problem. I'll own it. Getting city staff, the rest of council and the community playing on the same team is most of where a councillor can make real change.
Ward 12 carries some of the city's oldest roads, pipes and sidewalks. That work has to get done, and it has to be done with residents in the loop. You'll know when construction is coming to your street and how to prepare for it.
I'm running so that you get the best out of your city, whether you're a resident with a problem, a community group with an idea, or someone starting a business here.
You deserve a city and neighbourhood you are proud of.
For Team Sudbury. For Team Twelve.
Where I Stand
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We need to be the city of choice, not just a city people happen to live in.
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