Canada needs men and women of conviction in its council chambers, school boards, and legislatures. Here is every election on the horizon, the guides to prepare for them, and a team that will walk the road with you.
Five contests since February reshaped the map — including the by-elections that turned a federal minority into a majority. Knowing what has already moved tells you where the openings are now.
Charles Milliard acclaimed; no other candidate qualified. Followed Pablo Rodriguez's December 2025 resignation amid a pay-for-votes scandal. Milliard is a businessman and pharmacist, former Quebec Chamber of Commerce president.
Avi Lewis won with 56% on a ranked ballot at the Winnipeg convention, replacing Jagmeet Singh after the party's collapse to 7 seats and loss of official party status. Membership grew from 60,000 to roughly 100,000 during the race.
Christine Fréchette defeated Bernard Drainville 57.9% to 42.1% on 77% turnout of 20,500 members. Sworn in as Quebec's 33rd Premier on April 15 — the province's second woman premier — inheriting a party polling in the low 20s.
Scarborough Southwest, University–Rosedale, Terrebonne. Liberal wins combined with floor crossings converted Carney's minority into a majority government — the most consequential political event of the year.
Kerry-Lynne Findlay won on the fourth ballot with 51% over Caroline Elliott at 49% — the closest leadership result in the party's modern history. Sitting MLA Peter Milobar was eliminated on the first ballot despite polling as the strongest general-election option.
Current as of August 26, 2026. Fixed dates can shift — minority governments fall and writs drop early.
21 events match your filters.
PQ leads at ~30–31%, PLQ ~26–28%, CAQ ~20–22%. A PQ win reopens the sovereignty question; St-Pierre Plamondon has promised no referendum until Trump leaves office. Writ drop imminent.
All BC municipalities vote the same day, including Vancouver. Civic parties and slates in Vancouver run real operations with paid staff.
The Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick selects a new leader to rebuild for the October 2028 general election.
Ten questions on one ballot: immigration, public service eligibility, election security, equalization, constitutional powers, plus a question on beginning the legal process toward a binding independence referendum. Polling shows roughly two-thirds favour remaining in Canada; Premier Smith is campaigning to stay.
All 444 Ontario municipalities. Nominations closed August 21. Toronto: Olivia Chow (incumbent) vs. Brad Bradford and Chris Alexander, among 53 mayoral candidates and 189 council candidates across 25 wards.
Province-wide municipal elections, including Winnipeg.
Province-wide municipal elections.
Province-wide municipal elections.
Successor to Bonnie Crombie, who resigned January 2026 after a weak 57% leadership review. The party holds 14 seats and regained official status in February 2025; John Fraser is interim leader.
Selecting a new leader to face Tim Houston's PCs. Nova Scotia has no fixed election date law, so the next provincial election could come at any time.
Northwest Territories municipal elections.
Fixed date under provincial law.
Wab Kinew's NDP government seeks a second term.
Consensus government — candidates run as independents, with no party campaigns.
Danielle Smith's UCP vs. the Alberta NDP. The October 2026 referendum results will reshape this race entirely, especially if the independence question outperforms polling.
Susan Holt's Liberals seek a second term against a newly-led PC party.
David Eby's NDP vs. Kerry-Lynne Findlay's Conservatives. The NDP governs on a razor-thin margin; the Conservatives came within roughly 30,000 votes in 2024.
Scott Moe's Sask Party seeks another term.
Tim Houston repealed Nova Scotia's fixed election date law in March 2025, so there is no scheduled date. The constitutional five-year limit puts the outer bound around late 2029; the date shown is an estimate only.
Carney's Liberals hold a majority as of April 2026. Poilievre survived his leadership review with 87% at the Calgary convention in January 2026. Avi Lewis leads an NDP without official party status.
Ford's PCs seek a fourth consecutive term, unprecedented since 1959. Ontario repealed fixed election dates in November 2025, so Ford has full discretion; the legislature auto-dissolves March 2030 at the latest.
Nomination windows open and close quietly, often a year or more before anyone votes. Tell us where you live and what you care about, and we'll send a short note when something in your area opens up.
Whether it's a zoning fight in your township, a trustee seat in October, a business you're trying to build, or a nonprofit that has outgrown its board — start here. We'll match the support to the specific race or project you name.
No jargon, no gatekeeping. What the job actually is, what it costs, what to file, and what to do first.
The smallest campaign in Canadian politics and arguably the closest to the next generation. Many trustees are elected with a few hundred votes.
8–12 weeks · a few hundred dollars · 15–20 volunteers
Test the call with your spouse, your pastor, and two people who will tell you no. Not everyone should run — and that's a faithful answer too.
Nomination dates, filing fees, spending limits, and disclosure deadlines. We track them by jurisdiction so you don't miss a door.
A campaign manager, a financial agent, a data person, and a prayer circle. Names on paper before you announce.
Grace toward opponents, honesty in the literature, transparency in the books. The witness outlasts the result.
We are not a consultancy selling packages. We are a ministry — here because we believe Canada is changed when Christians serve in its institutions with integrity. That said, some practical work does carry real costs, and modest fees for things like campaign infrastructure come later in the conversation — never first. We are not here for money. We are here for change.
Before paperwork and platforms, we help you pray through and test the calling with your family, your church, and trusted counsel. Not everyone should run — and that's okay.
Plain-language help with nomination rules, filing deadlines, fundraising law, and the ethical standards a Christian witness demands.
A campaign website, donor management, and basic digital security — so a first-time candidate isn't starting from zero.
Coaching on communicating convictions with grace: speaking to voters who share your faith and to the many who don't.
Campaigns are spiritually hard. We connect candidates with prayer support and fellowship circles for the length of the race — and after it, win or lose.
We watch nomination windows and deadlines across municipal, provincial, and federal races so you never miss the door.
Ontario (repealed November 2025) and Nova Scotia (repealed March 2025). Both premiers can call an election at will inside the five-year constitutional limit.
Five years for Parliament and every provincial legislature, under s. 50 of the Constitution Act, 1867 and s. 4 of the Charter. It cannot be overridden by the notwithstanding clause.
Carney's minority became a majority on April 13, 2026 through by-election wins and floor crossings, closing the near-term federal window that existed earlier in 2026.
Every four years, on the fourth Monday of October. The next cycle after 2026 is October 2030.
A $100 filing fee ($200 for head of council), and 25 endorsement signatures in municipalities with more than 4,000 electors.
The first step costs nothing and commits you to nothing: a conversation. Tell us where you live and what you're sensing, and we'll help you discern the path — whether that's a school board race this October or a federal nomination years from now.