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Guelph ward lookup

What ward am I in?

And who is running to represent me?

Type your address and this page tells you who is on your ballot: the two councillors representing you right now, and everyone running to replace them on October 26, 2026. It starts with your ward, because Guelph has six of them and each elects two councillors.

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Ward boundaries and addresses come from the City of Guelph's own published data. Updated August 2026, and again every time a candidate files.

Most Guelph streets sit entirely inside one ward, but 26 of them cross a boundary — Gordon Street runs through four. For those, add your house number and the lookup will be exact.

“I kept meeting people at the door who didn't know their ward. So we built this.”
— Jon

Guelph's six wards

Each ward elects two councillors. The mayor is elected by the whole city. Population figures are the City's own counts, and the change column runs from 2016 to 2022 — worth a look, because the wards have not grown evenly.

The 2022 column is every vote cast for council in that ward, from the City's official results. Because each person votes for two councillors, it runs to roughly twice the number of people who actually voted — so treat it as a rough measure of which wards showed up, not as turnout. Guelph doesn't publish turnout ward by ward. Citywide it was just 28 per cent.

Guelph's six wards compared. Select a ward to see who is running there in 2026.
WardNamePopulationGrowth since 2016Council votes 2022up to 2 per voterRunning in 2026
St. Patrick's25,121+1.56%7,6338
St. George's25,984+30.85%11,4109
St. John's23,995+30%8,2265
St. David's22,950+9.2%7,3305
St. Andrew's23,623+15.48%8,17910
St. James'28,749+5.43%9,2486

Pick any ward to see who's running there.

Why your vote counts for more here

City elections are small. In 2022, every single person on Guelph council got in with somewhere between 1,362 and 3,498 votes — in a city where 106,217 people were allowed to vote.

That is a small enough number that a few hundred neighbours deciding to turn up genuinely changes who runs your ward for the next four years. It almost never works that way in a provincial or federal election — which is exactly why this one is worth twenty minutes of your time.

WardWho won in 2022Votes
Ward 1Dan Gibson2,375
Erin Caton1,418
Ward 2Rodrigo Goller3,498
Carly Klassen3,105
Ward 3Phil Allt3,228
Michele Richardson1,362
Ward 4Christine Billings2,202
Linda Busuttil1,685
Ward 5Leanne Caron2,870
Cathy Downer2,809
Ward 6Dominique O'Rourke3,330
Ken Yee Chew2,624

One seat has changed hands since. Dominique O'Rourke won the Guelph federal seat in April 2025, and council appointed Katherine Hauser to her Ward 6 chair that July. The current twelve are listed further down.

Guelph ward map (2026 boundaries)

Six wards, two councillors each. If you would rather read a map than type an address, here it is. The boundaries are drawn from the City's published ward data, so they match the official ones exactly.

Guelph ward map showing the 2026 boundaries for all six wards: Ward 1 St. Patrick's in the north east, Ward 2 St. George's in the centre north, Ward 3 St. John's in the centre west, Ward 4 St. David's in the west, Ward 5 St. Andrew's in the centre south, and Ward 6 St. James' in the south east.

A map gets you close. It will not tell you which side of a boundary street your house sits on, which is why the lookup above asks for a house number. If you would rather read a list than a map, here is every street in Guelph and its ward.

Every ward: your councillors now, and who wants the job

The two people below each ward heading represent you today. Their term runs to November 15, 2026. Under them is everyone who has registered to run in that ward this October.

Councillor contact details are the ones the City publishes. Where a councillor publishes no phone number, none is shown rather than guessed.

Ward 1: St. Patrick's

25,121 residents. 8 people are running for its two council seats.

Your councillors right now

Running in 2026

  • Tammy Corbin
  • Dan Gibson (sitting councillor)website
  • Daniel Kaufmann
  • Marcel Dion Lambertwebsite
  • Owen Martenswebsite
  • Evan Silvawebsite
  • Dave Williams
  • Mustafa Zuberiwebsite

Ward 2: St. George's

25,984 residents. 9 people are running for its two council seats.

Your councillors right now

Running in 2026

  • Michael Barber
  • Michelle Bowmanwebsite
  • Troy Bridgeman
  • Greg Coxwebsite
  • Morgan Dandie
  • Kim Frywebsite
  • Rodrigo Goller (sitting councillor)website
  • Barbara Mann
  • Alec Purveswebsite

Ward 3: St. John's

23,995 residents. 5 people are running for its two council seats.

Your councillors right now

Running in 2026

  • Phil Allt (sitting councillor)website
  • Kevin Bowmanwebsite
  • Annika Maldonado
  • Michele Richardson (sitting councillor)website
  • Marty Williamswebsite

Ward 4: St. David's

22,950 residents. 5 people are running for its two council seats.

Your councillors right now

Running in 2026

  • Linda Busuttil (sitting councillor)
  • Brendan Clarkwebsite
  • Jesse Guitewebsite
  • Ali Malik
  • Derek McCaughanwebsite

Ward 5: St. Andrew's

23,623 residents. 10 people are running for its two council seats.

Your councillors right now

Running in 2026

Ward 6: St. James'

28,749 residents. 6 people are running for its two council seats.

Your councillors right now

Running in 2026

Nominations closed August 21, 2026, so this list is final. It was checked against the City's official candidate list every time it changed.

Help more people vote

Turnout in Guelph's last municipal election was just 28 per cent. Not even three in ten. A lot of that is simply how hard the basics are to find out.

So pass this on. It works for every ward in Guelph, not just ours.

Or put it on your own website

There's a free embed code. Paste one line and this lookup appears on your site — neighbourhood associations, community groups, other campaigns, anyone at all. The more places people can find this, the more of them vote.

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Common questions

What ward do I live in?
Guelph has six wards and each one elects two city councillors. Type your street address into the lookup at the top of this page and it tells you which one you are in, using the City of Guelph's own address and boundary data.
Who are my current Guelph city councillors?
Every ward has two. All twelve are listed above by ward, with the email address and phone number the City publishes for each of them. Their term runs to November 15, 2026, which is three weeks after election day.
Do some Guelph streets run through more than one ward?
Yes. Most sit entirely inside one ward, but 26 of them cross a boundary, and Gordon Street runs through four. That is why the lookup asks for a house number.
What if I live in Fergus, Elora or Centre Wellington?
These six wards only cover the City of Guelph. Fergus and Elora are in Centre Wellington, which elects its own township council, and Guelph/Eramosa Township is separate again. If you are outside the city limits, check your own municipality for its election.
When is the 2026 Guelph municipal election?
Monday, October 26, 2026, with advance voting before it. Nominations closed August 21, 2026, so the candidate lists above are final.

Not sure how or when to vote? Dates, ID and advance polls are here. This lookup is one of several things the campaign has built and shipped.

Built from the City of Guelph's published address list and official ward boundaries. Use of this site is covered by our privacy policy.