The 2026 Municipal Election will be held Monday, October 26, 2026. It’s important that all North Frontenac residents check to see if they are are on the Voters’ List.
The Township is using Internet/Telephone Voting in the 2026 Municipal Election. To ensure you receive your Voter Letter visit www.registertovoteon.ca to:
Confirm you are on the Voters List
Ensure your mailing address is correct
Ensure your date of birth is correct
This information is required to ensure you receive your Voter Letter.
Elections Ontario now maintains the list
Beginning January 1, 2024, the Chief Electoral Officer of Ontario (Elections Ontario) became responsible for maintaining the voters’ list used in municipal elections and school board elections, a role previously held by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
What does this mean for voters?
You must now register or update your voter information through Elections Ontario by visiting www.registertovoteon.ca.
About the Elections Ontario’s portal
You can now use Elections Ontario’s Voter Registration portal to:
Confirm your voter information
Update your name or address
Add yourself if you’re missing
Remove outdated information
Register property‑based eligibility (important in cottage country municipalities)
The 2026 Municipal Election will be held Monday, October 26, 2026. It’s important that all North Frontenac residents check to see if they are are on the Voters’ List.
The Township is using Internet/Telephone Voting in the 2026 Municipal Election. To ensure you receive your Voter Letter visit www.registertovoteon.ca to:
Confirm you are on the Voters List
Ensure your mailing address is correct
Ensure your date of birth is correct
This information is required to ensure you receive your Voter Letter.
Elections Ontario now maintains the list
Beginning January 1, 2024, the Chief Electoral Officer of Ontario (Elections Ontario) became responsible for maintaining the voters’ list used in municipal elections and school board elections, a role previously held by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
What does this mean for voters?
You must now register or update your voter information through Elections Ontario by visiting www.registertovoteon.ca.
About the Elections Ontario’s portal
You can now use Elections Ontario’s Voter Registration portal to:
Confirm your voter information
Update your name or address
Add yourself if you’re missing
Remove outdated information
Register property‑based eligibility (important in cottage country municipalities)
Ontario residents are encouraged to review and update their school support designation with MPAC by June 1, 2026 to help ensure accurate information is provided to Elections Ontario before the municipal and school board elections on October 26, 2026.
To help you raise awareness and support residents with the process, we created a School Support Designation toolkit with frequently asked questions (FAQs) and ready-to-use messaging and graphics for social media, websites, newsletters, and more. Our School Support Designation page also provides guidance to help residents easily review and update their information.
