Curious about running for City Council or learning more about municipal politics? Your City, Your Voice is a free community workshop bringing together local organizations to help residents better understand the role of local government, the municipal election process, and what it takes to run for office in Greater Sudbury’s 2026 municipal election.
Read morePress Release: Announcing “Run Where You Are: Say Yes!"
As communities across Ontario prepare for the 2026 municipal elections, Run Where You Are – Say Yes is calling on women and gender-diverse people to take the next step toward public leadership. The free, non-partisan virtual event will take place on Tuesday, February 24, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. EST, and is open to participants across the province.
Read more“Exploring Your Run” 2026 Edition Is Here
Explore Your Run
It’s time to figure out whether or not you’re ready to run for office.
The 2026 edition of Exploring Your Run for Municipal Office is live! Fully updated with new resources, a chapter on protecting your peace, bonus audio, and worksheets to help you explore your run with confidence.
Read morePress Release: Announcing “Run Where You Are"
Run Where You Are is a free virtual event on September 23, 2025, designed to inspire and support women and gender-diverse leaders across Ontario to step into municipal politics. Featuring keynote Kathleen Wynne and a panel of local leaders, the event offers practical tools, real stories, and connections to help you prepare for the 2026 elections.
Read moreHow Supporting Women in Politics Benefits Everyone
Women belong in every political space. Yet in Canada, women hold only 30.8% of seats in the House of Commons, despite making up half the population. Increasing gender representation strengthens democracy, improves policymaking, and inspires future leaders. Learn why supporting women in politics matters and how you can help create a more inclusive, representative Canada.
Read moreHow to Support Women Running in the Upcoming Federal Election
The federal election is coming up, and if we want to see real change, we need more women in office. Supporting women in politics isn’t just about equity—it’s about better leadership, stronger policies, and a government that actually reflects the people it serves. From donating to campaigns to amplifying their voices and shutting down sexist misinformation, there are plenty of ways to make a difference.
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