2026 municipal election · independent guide

Omar Wisdom

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70 listed candidates · 5 wardsResearch updated October 6, 2026

Official nomination

Office sought: City Councillor
Elector area: Ward 1
Seats in this race: 1
Nomination filed: June 23, 2026
Election day: October 26, 2026

Campaign links and contact

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Contact source checked October 6, 2026

Available background

Candidate statement

Wisdom’s campaign says he led the Canadian Jamaican Club of Oshawa and served as president of the Rotary Club of Oshawa. It describes a mortgage-brokerage career and community work involving education and youth support; these remain attributed claims.

Omar Wisdom · Campaign background · Omar Wisdom campaign

Source checked October 6, 2026

Source context

Meet Omar Wisdom · Community service; Education; Professional background

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Published campaign priorities

Candidate statement

Wisdom’s six-pillar platform proposes coordinated community safety, a Downtown Renewal Fund, transparent spending, dependable roads and snow clearing, local business support and growth planned alongside infrastructure. It describes advocacy commitments rather than adopted projects.

Omar Wisdom · Campaign policies · Omar Wisdom campaign

Source checked October 6, 2026

Source context

My 6 Pillars · Safe neighbourhoods; Responsible spending; Reliable services; Local economy

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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.