Council composition and ward boundary review

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We are reviewing Guelph’s Council composition and ward boundaries to understand if our Council and wards are effective, equitable and an accurate reflection of who lives here. This review will have a lasting impact on how you’re represented at the municipal level, now and into the future.

In this last phase of engagement, we need your help to review four ward boundary options and the suggested council composition for each. Engagement is open from April 6 to April 20.

You are in the right place because everything you need to participate in this project can be found on this project web page.


This consultation is now closed

This information has been used to select final options and write the final report to council. Council will meet to discuss the report and its findings, and hear delegations, on June 21, with a final decision made on June 23.

Please feel free to continue reviewing the findings and options presented by the consultants throughout this page.

For more information please contact:

Dylan McMahon, Manager and Deputy City Clerk
Legislative Services, City Clerk’s Office
City of Guelph
519-822-1260 extension 2811
dylan.mcmahon@guelph.ca



We are reviewing Guelph’s Council composition and ward boundaries to understand if our Council and wards are effective, equitable and an accurate reflection of who lives here. This review will have a lasting impact on how you’re represented at the municipal level, now and into the future.

In this last phase of engagement, we need your help to review four ward boundary options and the suggested council composition for each. Engagement is open from April 6 to April 20.

You are in the right place because everything you need to participate in this project can be found on this project web page.


This consultation is now closed

This information has been used to select final options and write the final report to council. Council will meet to discuss the report and its findings, and hear delegations, on June 21, with a final decision made on June 23.

Please feel free to continue reviewing the findings and options presented by the consultants throughout this page.

For more information please contact:

Dylan McMahon, Manager and Deputy City Clerk
Legislative Services, City Clerk’s Office
City of Guelph
519-822-1260 extension 2811
dylan.mcmahon@guelph.ca


This consultation has concluded

  • Explore the final four preliminary ward maps

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    Welcome to the City of Guelph Council Composition and Ward Boundary Review preliminary option maps. Here you can find 4 different preliminary ward configurations for our final round of engagement . These configurations include 5-ward (1), 6-ward (2) and 8-ward (1) options. Please explore the maps here and complete the survey <> and/or provide your site-specific feedback on any of the options using the map your thoughts tab.


    To explore these maps and compare options using layers:

    • Use the 'Layer List' panel to toggle each option on or off or to overlap and compare options.
    • Use the find "address or place" search bar in the top right to see which ward you would reside in for any given option.
      • Click on the map to review which wards cover that territory, even with several layers selected.

    User note: you can hide or reveal the layer list by using the layers button layers button example