Guides & Tools
Election guides and tools for voters, candidates, third party advertisers and teachers.
Guide to Accessible Elections
Staff Training
The Province of Ontario Voters’ Guide
Contributions to Candidates
The Province of Ontario Candidates’ Guide
Guide to Accessible Elections
Contributions Rebates
More information on contributions and rebates can be found on the: Rules & Information for Candidates page.
We are currently in the process of updating our teacher guides and tools to reflect the changes from the 2018 election and the the new 25 ward structure of the City.
Teacher’s interested in receiving information can contact us at: elections@toronto.ca
We are currently in the process of updating our teacher guides and tools to reflect the changes from the 2018 election and the the new 25 ward structure of the City.
Teacher’s interested in receiving information can contact us at: elections@toronto.ca
The City of Toronto provides services that have a direct impact on your daily life. If you would like to become more involved with your local government, the information on My Local Government – It’s For Me will help you become informed, have your say, and serve your city.
You can also access this information in an easy-to-read booklet.
Where to Find Demographic Information about the City of Toronto
The Social Research & Information Management Social Policy, Analysis & Research section of the Social Development, Finance & Administration Division has provided a document on how to find demographic information about the City of Toronto.
This presentation includes how to find ward and neighbourhood profiles,interactive tool Wellbeing Toronto, census backgrounders, youth services and other research and map portals.
