The Toronto Town Board

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The Toronto Town Board

This is Toronto, ON's board — 3309 goings-on pinned up for the next 30 days, most of them at Virtual / Online and Albert Campbell Library. If it is happening around here, it belongs on this board — and if we have missed it, that is what the post-it button is for. A community board by Dayfari — not an official municipal board.

This Week in Toronto

📌 A community board by Dayfari — not an official municipal board. This is our community corkboard — the rec centre, the halls, the clubs, the neighbours. Poke around, pin something up. A note on links: event links take you to the organiser's own site; a few go to booking partners, and if you book through one, Dayfari may earn a small commission — never at extra cost to you.

Where to vote in Toronto — 2026 Ontario Municipal Elections

General voting day is Monday, October 26, 2026. Here is every way to cast a ballot in Toronto, who is running, and where the candidates are meeting voters.

Advance voting — Tuesday, October 6, 2026
10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Oct 6–11)
Source: https://www.toronto.ca/news/toronto-city-clerk-certifies-361-candidates-for-2026-municipal-election/
General voting day — Monday, October 26, 2026
10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Source: https://www.toronto.ca/news/toronto-city-clerk-certifies-361-candidates-for-2026-municipal-election/

Who's running in Toronto

From the official declaration of candidates — listed alphabetically for each office.

School Trustee — Ward 6 — 1 to be elected

Toronto Catholic District School Board

Elected by acclamation — no vote needed for this office:

D'Amico, Frank

Source: https://www.toronto.ca/news/toronto-city-clerk-certifies-361-candidates-for-2026-municipal-election/

School Trustee — Ward 12 — 1 to be elected

Toronto Catholic District School Board

Elected by acclamation — no vote needed for this office:

Crawford, Nancy

Source: https://www.toronto.ca/news/toronto-city-clerk-certifies-361-candidates-for-2026-municipal-election/

School Trustee — Ward 2 — 1 to be elected

Conseil scolaire Viamonde

Elected by acclamation — no vote needed for this office:

Fortin, Benoit

Source: https://www.toronto.ca/news/toronto-city-clerk-certifies-361-candidates-for-2026-municipal-election/

School Trustee — Ward 4 — 1 to be elected

Conseil scolaire Viamonde

Elected by acclamation — no vote needed for this office:

Oger, Geneviève

Source: https://www.toronto.ca/news/toronto-city-clerk-certifies-361-candidates-for-2026-municipal-election/

Official election page — City of Toronto — City Clerk (Toronto Elections) · Ontario — Municipal Elections

Election details come from City of Toronto — City Clerk (Toronto Elections)’s official election information — check the official page for last-minute changes. Dayfari is a community board, not an election authority.

Coming Up in Toronto

Regular Fixtures — the standing dates

Community Board — clubs, halls & neighbours

SUZUKI=BAKUDAN

Thu, Oct 8 · 11:00 PM · Kobayashi Hall · $15.56–$18.95 CAD
SUZUKI=BAKUDAN in Toronto

SUZUKI=BAKUDAN at Kobayashi Hall, Toronto on Thursday, Oct 8. Everyone's welcome.

Local Sports in Toronto

Free in Toronto

What's New in Toronto

2026-10-06 registry backfill worker (slice-10)

2026-10-06 registry backfill worker (slice-10): Zero staged events. No verified 2026 openings or developments found in this pass for Toronto - honest gap. Re-check quarterly. Nothing invented

Festivals & Seasonal

Post it on the Toronto board

Know something happening in Toronto? Pin it to the board

Snap a photo of the poster — or just tell us what, where, and when — and post it through our submit page. We review every post before it goes up (nothing appears unreviewed), and when it does, your name goes on it: Posted by you, so the neighbours who show up know who to thank.

Post an event

Free, always. School concerts, legion suppers, minor hockey, yard sales, church suppers, club nights — if it happens in Toronto, it belongs here.

Help make this board better

This board is ours — neighbours built it and neighbours keep it honest. See something missing? A wrong date, a hall we have not listed, a group planning something in Toronto that should be pinned up? Tell us and we will fix it or add it. Your corrections are quite literally what makes this board trustworthy.

Send a correction or a tip — the same submit page handles tips, fixes, and new events, and we read every one.

Your business belongs on the board

Plenty of good local businesses have no website at all — a Facebook page, maybe, and a sign on the road. A Dayfari Business page gives you a proper home online: your hours, your photos, your story, found by neighbours and visitors alike, for $20/month (add the SEO Boost for $10 if you want it).

Town Board offer: sign up through this board and take 10% off the monthly price — $27/month all-in instead of $30, for as long as you stay a member. The discount is attached to your signup here and applied on our billing side automatically.

Get your business on the Toronto board

Dayfari Business is our own paid product — that is the disclosure, plain as we can make it. No fake urgency, no countdown timers; the offer sits here whenever you are ready.

The Toronto board, in your inbox every Friday

Get the Toronto board in your inbox every Friday — what's on this weekend, straight from this board.

One short email on Friday morning. The weekend's events, anything new your neighbours have posted, nothing else. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.

Common questions

Is the Toronto Town Board an official town page?

No. A community board by Dayfari — not an official municipal board. We are neighbours putting up a community board for Toronto; for official notices, bylaws, and town services, check the municipality's own website.

How do I get something posted on the Toronto board?

Use the Post an event button — a photo of the poster is enough. We review every post before it appears, and your name is shown on it as the poster once it is up.

How often is the board updated?

We refresh the listings from our local sources regularly, and neighbours' approved posts go up as they come in. The Friday email rounds up whatever is on the board that week.

Why does the board show events from nearby towns?

Small-town life does not stop at the town line. When Toronto's own board is quiet, we show what is on within about 40 km, clearly labelled with the town it is in.

More to explore in Toronto

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