How to Vote in Ward 7
Dates, locations, ID and registration for the 2026 Toronto municipal election in Humber River-Black Creek (Ward 7), in plain language. For anything official, the City of Toronto has the final word.
Voters' list deadline (online)
Sun, Oct 11, 7 p.m.
City of Toronto · MyVote Update at toronto.ca/elections
Can I still register on voting day?
Yes. In Ontario municipal elections you can register to vote in-person at your polling station on election day and during advance voting. Bring qualifying ID that shows your name and your Toronto address.
Official information from the City of Toronto. Election Day voting places are assigned by address. For the most current details, visit toronto.ca/elections.
How do I vote in the 2026 Toronto municipal election?
Make sure you're on the voters list, find out where to go, bring ID with your name and Toronto address, and vote during advance voting (October 6 to 11) or on Election Day, Monday, October 26, 2026.
That's honestly all there is to it. If this is your first time voting in Toronto, or your first time voting since becoming a citizen, you belong there as much as anyone, and the election workers will walk you through it.
When is advance voting?
Advance voting in Ward 7 runs Tuesday, October 6 to Sunday, October 11, 2026.
That's six days, including a full weekend. If Election Day is a work day for you, or you'd just like it done, this is your chance.
What are the voting hours?
Advance voting is open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. each day from October 6 to 11. On Election Day, Monday, October 26, polls are open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The City sets these hours. If anything changes, toronto.ca/elections will have it first.
Where are the advance voting locations in Ward 7?
Ward 7 has two advance voting locations, and any Ward 7 voter can use either one:
Domenico DiLuca Community Rec Centre
25 Stanley Road
Driftwood Community Recreation Centre
4401 Jane Street
Go to whichever is easier for you to get to. You don't need an appointment.
Where do I vote on Election Day?
On Election Day you vote at the polling place assigned to your address, which may not be one of the advance voting locations. It's printed on the voter information card the City mailed you, and you can also look it up on MyVote at toronto.ca/elections.
It's worth checking the night before. It might not be where you voted last time.
What do I need to bring?
Bring ID that shows your name and your Toronto address.
Lots of documents count, not just a driver's licence. Check the City's full list at toronto.ca/elections before you head out so you're not turned around at the door.
Am I registered to vote?
You can check in a couple of minutes on MyVote at toronto.ca/elections, and update your details there if anything has changed.
If you're not on the list, you can still register in person when you vote, as long as you bring qualifying ID. If you've moved recently, check anyway, because your old address could send you to the wrong place.
Lorna Antwi is running for Toronto City Council in Ward 7, Humber River-Black Creek, so whether you vote early or on October 26, her name will be on your ballot for City Councillor. She's spent years helping neighbours get through complicated systems, and she'd like voting to be one thing that feels simple. Learn more about Lorna.
More Questions
Am I in Ward 7 (Humber River-Black Creek)?
If you live in Humber River-Black Creek, between Steeles and the 401 and between the Humber River and Keele, you're in Ward 7. The City's ward lookup at toronto.ca/elections will confirm it for your exact address.
Postal codes starting with M3L, M3M, M3N, M9L, M9M and M9N are mostly in the ward, but boundaries don't follow postal codes exactly, so near the edges it's worth the minute to check.
How can I get involved beyond voting?
You can volunteer, chip in a contribution, or just tell your neighbours about the campaign. All of it helps, and none of it requires experience.
For official election information, always refer to the City of Toronto Elections office at toronto.ca/elections. This page is provided by the Lorna Antwi campaign as a convenience and is not an official election resource.