Stories about Windsor's Oct. 26, 2026 municipal election. Campaign promises are labelled as pledges, not City policy. 12 stories, newest first.
Mayoral meet and greet: a coalition of Black-led groups is hosting Windsor's mayoral candidates Wed., Oct. 7 at the Caboto Club's Galileo Hall. Organizers say all 11 were invited and six had confirmed. Doors 5:30 p.m., presentations 6 p.m. Free and open to all.
No reply: We asked Dilkens, Francis and Pasquach whether all 11 mayoral candidates should be on stage at today's 4 p.m. CBC Windsor debate. None responded by our noon deadline. CBC Windsor hasn't answered our Oct. 4 question on how the three were chosen.
Not on stage: CBC Windsor's mayoral debate today at 4 p.m. has 3 of 11 candidates: Dilkens, Francis, Pasquach. Danyluk, Graves, Grayer's campaign, Morencie and Sutherland say CBC didn't invite them. Vaupotic: "I think it was a no." CBC did not respond by publication.
CBC Windsor mayoral debate: Dilkens, Francis and Pasquach, Tue. Oct. 6, 4 p.m. Topics: homelessness, cost of living, jobs. Watch on CBC Windsor online or YouTube. 11 are running. We've asked CBC how the 3 were picked and invited the other 8 to respond. More Tuesday.
Bike Windsor Essex backs Kat Pasquach's Connected Windsor: work with all 9 BIAs on cycling, transit, walking and tourism links between districts, building on the Gordie Howe Bridge connection. No map or cost yet.
Campaign pledge, not City policy. Fathers says the levy would raise about $5 million a year once phased in.
Side by side: downtown positions of the three candidates invited to the Chamber debate. Campaign pledges, not City policy.
Stability, change and ignored voices: what the three invited candidates pitched. The full recording is free on YouTube.
The Windsor Essex Chamber of Commerce invited Drew Dilkens, Fred Francis and Kat Pasquach, three of 11 registered candidates.
The Windsor Council of Home and School Associations hosted GECDSB trustee candidates on Sept. 28.
Cards should arrive the first week of October. Without one, bring accepted ID to a polling place in your ward.
Campaign pledge, not City policy. Mayor Drew Dilkens says funding is still needed and gave no cost figure.
