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2026 municipal election · independent guide

Jane Hurst

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70 listed candidates · 5 wardsResearch updated October 6, 2026
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Official nomination

Office sought
City Councillor
Elector area
Ward 2
Seats in this race
1
Nomination filed
June 1, 2026
Election day
October 26, 2026

Campaign links and contact

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Contact source checked October 6, 2026

Available background

Candidate statement

Hurst’s campaign says she served as Ward 2 city councillor from 2018 to 2022 and held committee and heritage roles. Her listed past accomplishments remain candidate claims until matched to individual official decisions.

Jane Hurst · Campaign homepage · Jane Hurst campaign

Source checked October 6, 2026

Source context

About Me; Proven Track Record

This is the campaign’s account or proposal. Checking the source does not independently prove an achievement, guarantee delivery or establish an individual vote.

Published campaign priorities

Candidate statement

Hurst proposes expanding rental-housing licensing citywide, clearer bylaws, disciplined budgets, more accessible neighbourhood parks and clearer access to City Hall. The proposals are described in her Key Issues section.

Jane Hurst · Campaign homepage · Jane Hurst campaign

Source checked October 6, 2026

Source context

Key Issues · Sleep Safe Housing; Clearer By-laws; Tax Discipline; Neighbourhood Parks

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Research coverage

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Individual council votes, attendance and completed-project claims require separate official records; they are not inferred from campaign biographies.