Ontario 2022 Trustee Candidates

Ontario 2022 Trustee Candidates

The names of Trustee candidates in selected school board elections are shown in the table below.

The candidates are separated by the author into two camps, the status quo camp and the common sense camp.

The status quo or progressive camp is indicated with gold lettering and the
wise changes or common sense camp is indicated with blue lettering.

Incumbency and voting results from 2018 Trustee elections are noted in red lettering, including recent byelection voting results.

Each candidate’s known organizational endorsements are added, along with a link to the organization’s website. Such organizations are expected to be registered Third Party Advertisers. The name of the organization and its link is shown is this format:
     NAME OF ORGANIZATION    LINK    

The names of trustee candidates can be filtered by entering, into the search box below, the “xxxSB” code for one of these district school boards :
• Bluewater BWDSB   • Durham DDSB   • Grand Erie GEDSB   • Halton HDSB   • Hamilton-Wentworth HWDSB   • Kawartha Pine Ridge KPRDSB   • Niagara DSBN 
• Ottawa-Carleton OCDSB   • Peel PDSB   • Simcoe County SCDSB   • Thames Valley TVDSB  
• Toronto TDSB  or instead the “w?” / “w??” code
for the TDSB Ward number also works
• Trillium-Lakelands TLDSB   • Upper Canada UCDSB   • Upper Grand UGDSB   • Waterloo Region WRDSB   • York Region YRDSB  

• Brant Haldiman Norfolk Catholic BHNCDSB  
• Bruce-Grey Catholic BGCDSB   • Dufferin Peel Catholic DPCDSB   • Durham Catholic DCDSB   • Niagara Catholic NCCSB   • Ottawa Catholic OCSB   • Toronto Catholic TCDSB   • Waterloo Catholic WCDSB   • Wellington Catholic WellCDSB   • Windsor Essex Catholic WECDSB   • York Catholic YCDSB  

To filter the rows for the names of common sense candidates, enter a star (*) into the search box.

To filter the rows for the names of Toronto School Board candidates, who are publicly endorsed by one or more unions, enter a dollar sign ($) into the search box.

To filter the rows for each school board showing its number of common sense voters, enter a per cent sign (%) into the search box.