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The 2022 Municipal and School Board election is less than two months away.
Offices for Which an Election will be Held
Mayor: One (1) to be elected for a term of four years.
Deputy Mayor: One (1) to be elected for a term of four years
Councillor: Seven (7) to be elected for a term of four years.
Bluewater District School Board Trustee – English Public: One (1) to be elected for a term of four years.
Bruce-Grey Catholic District...
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Voters’ List In order to vote in the upcoming 2022 Municipal Election, you need to be on the Voters’ List. Visit the election website at www.owensoundvotes.ca or the Service Owen Sound counter at City Hall to check if you are on the Voters’ List.
 
Voting
Internet and Telephone Voting will be used for the 2022 Municipal Election in the City of Owen Sound. Electors will be able to cast votes anywhere with access to the internet or a touchtone...
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On Friday, August 19, 2022, at 2 p.m. the period for individuals to file papers to be a candidate in the 2022 Municipal and School Board Election ended. On Monday, August 22, 2022, the City Clerk certified the nominations. The following is a complete list of certified candidates for the 2022 Municipal and School Board elections. Candidates are grouped by position and listed alphabetically by last name.
Mayor – one to be elected:
Ian Boddy
Richard Thomas
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The 2022 Municipal Election is fast approaching. For anyone proposing to be a candidate for the 2022 Municipal Election on October 24, 2022, there is only one week left to submit your nomination papers.
Nominations
Candidates interested in running for local offices (municipality and school board) in the 2022 Municipal Election must file a nomination with the City Clerk.
Nominations will be accepted during regular business hours until Thursday, August 18, 2022...
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The 2022 municipal and school board election is fast approaching! To vote for Mayor, Deputy Mayor, Councillors, and School Board Trustees in the October municipal election, eligible voters must be on the voters’ list. 
Not sure if you are on the voters’ list? You can check by visiting www.voterlookup.ca . Please note that the provincial and municipal elections use separate voters’ lists, so it is important to verify that you are registered to vote...
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