2026 Municipal Election

New for 2026 Elections Ontario is providing the voters list for municipalities. You can check, update or add your information to the voters list for the Municipal and School Board Election by visiting RegisterToVoteON.ca The Voters’ List, is a record  of individuals eligible to vote  in provincial and local municipal elections in Ontario.

You can use Elections Ontario’s Voter Registration application to confirm, update or add your information if you:

• have changed your name or address
• own or rent a new property
• no longer own or rent a property
• want to remove your information

To help ensure your information on the voters’ list is accurate and up to date, please refer to the "How to maintain your information in the Register" Instruction Sheet. It provides step-by-step guidance on how to check your details and make corrections if needed.

Secondary Property – If your name does not appear on the Voters’ List in Tiny Township and the property is a secondary residence (meaning it is not your principal residence, and not a second property within Tiny Township), please consult pages 5–6 of the "How to maintain your information in the Register" Instruction Sheet for direction on confirming and updating your voter information.

The Ontario Register of Future Voters is designed for eligible 16 and 17-year-olds so that they will automatically be added to the Register when they turn 18. Visit RegisterToVoteON.ca to learn about eligibility, ID requirements and how to register as a future voter.

Updating Your School Support

As of January 1, 2024, the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) is no longer responsible for collecting voter information for local elections however continues to maintain electors school support information. You can update your school support designation  through MPAC’s Online School Support Tool .

As a property owner in Ontario, you are required to support a school system, even if you do not have children or your children are not currently attending school. This information can be found on your Property Assessment Notice.

Learn more about school support by visiting MPAC .

Get involved and help shape the future of your community. Serving on municipal council provides an opportunity to:

• Influence local policies, programs, and priorities
• Share your perspectives, skills, and experience
• Help address community needs and guide positive change
• Participate directly in local democracy

As a member of Council, you act on behalf of residents, contribute to important decision-making, and support the effective and responsible operation of the Town of Penetanguishene. Council members attend meetings, establish policy direction, and help ensure the municipality remains financially stable and well managed.

If you are committed to your community and interested in making a meaningful impact, running for municipal office may be right for you. Check out our Candidate Portal. (Coming soon)

Every person is qualified to be elected or hold office for the Mayor, Deputy Mayor, Councillor, and School Board Trustee, if on the day the nomination paper is filed, the person is:

• At least 18 years of age; 
• A Canadian Citizen; 
• A resident of the Township of Tiny, or an owner or tenant of land in the Township of Tiny, or the spouse of an owner or tenant;
• Not legally prohibited from voting;
• Not disqualified by any legislation from holding municipal office; and
• Entitled to be an elector within the Township of Tiny.

The following individuals are disqualified from being elected or holding office on a municipal Council:

• A judge of any court.
• A member of the Provincial Legislature, the Federal House of Commons or Senate who has not resigned from their office by the close of nominations. Proof of resignation must be provided by the close of nominations or the Township Clerk will not certify the nomination.
• A candidate who failed to file the necessary financial statement in the last municipal election or by-election.
• An inmate serving a sentence under the Municipal Elections Act and Municipal Act, 2001. 

A full list of disqualifications is available under the Municipal Elections Act and Municipal Act, 2001 found online here_{open_in_new}.

Mayor - 1 position at large
Deputy Mayor - 1 position at large
Councillors - 3 positions at large
School Board Trustees

• Trustee, English Language Public School Board - 1 position at large
• Trustee, English Language Catholic School Board - 1 position at large
• Trustee, French Language Public School Board - 1 position at large
• Trustee, French Language Catholic School Board - 1 position at large
• Trustee, English Language Separate School (Seven) - 7 positions at large

2022 Municipal Election Certified Results

The certified election results for the 2022 Municipal Election are now available. Please click on the button below.

Certified Election Results 

Post Election Accessibility Report

Section 88.30 of the Municipal Elections Act, 1996 requires that every person that has filed a nomination paper with the Township of Tiny to participate as a candidate in the Municipal Elections (even those persons who subsequently withdraw their candidacy) file a financial statement with the Township Clerk no later than 2:00 p.m. on March 31, 2023.

The financial statements detail the income and expenses incurred during a candidate’s campaign. 

Pursuant to the Municipal Elections Act, 1996, the official copies of the candidates’ financial filing statements are the hard copies filed manually with the Clerk. These documents are public documents and are available for inspection at the Clerk’s Department during normal business hours and upon appointment. 

Section 88(9.1) of the Municipal Elections Act, 1996 provides that the Clerk shall make the documents filed under sections 88.25, 88.29, and 88.32 available at no charge for viewing by the public on a website or in another electronic format as soon as possible after the documents are filed. 

Notice of Financial Filing Requirement Compliance - Candidates

Please follow the links below for 2022 Candidate Financial Statements:

Mayor

David Evans 
Tony Mintoff

Deputy Mayor 

John Bryant
Sean Miskimins
Steve Saltsman

Councillor

Anna Aggio
Dave Brunelle
Ema Canadic 
Mario Galluzzo
Kelly Peter Helowka
Stephen McNamara
Janice Murton
Erik Schomann
David Sparrock 
Stephen Walma 
Gibb Wishart

The Compliance Audit Committee is mandated by the Municipal Elections Act and governed by the Township of Tiny By-law 22-066. The Compliance Audit Committee is an investigative/adjudicative body created to enforce provincially enacted laws related to municipal election campaign funding.

An application may be submitted by an elector who is entitled to vote in the municipal election and believes on reasonable grounds that a candidate or registered third-party advertiser has contravened a provision of the Municipal Elections Act relating to election campaign finances. For complete details follow the link to the Joint Compliance Audit Committee.