A small donation makes a difference.
You don’t have to give big to change a city. When neighbours give a little, the campaign can put signs on streets, get volunteers to doors, and keep talking to residents instead of donors.
Gifts start at $5. Questions about a donation or a receipt? Email the campaign.
A little goes a long way.
Lawn signs on more streets
Signs go up block by block, and each one costs money to print and place. A small gift puts the campaign’s name in front of neighbours who haven’t heard it yet.
Volunteers at more doors
Canvass teams need clipboards, maps and materials. Your gift keeps teams out in neighbourhoods across Oshawa right up to Voting Day.
Conversations that reach further
Phone calls and messages reach the residents who aren’t home at a door — shift workers, seniors, families with young kids. That is most of Oshawa.
A campaign that answers to no one
No business or union money. Every dollar comes from a resident, so the only voice Sherland has to answer to is yours.
The dates that decide this election.
Real dates from the City of Oshawa’s 2026 election calendar — the same ones the campaign timeline walks through.
- Aug 21
Nomination Day
Candidates file at City Hall. Sherland is officially on the ballot.
- Oct 9
Voter Information Letters due
Letters with your voting PIN are due to have arrived.
- Oct 13
Online voting opens
Internet voting opens and runs around the clock.
- Oct 15
Last day to join the Voters’ List
Final day to add yourself to the Voters’ List online.
- Oct 26
Voting Day
Vote online or in person. Both close at 8 p.m.
How to give
Auto Deposit is on, so no security question is needed. Your reference code is how the campaign matches your transfer and issues your receipt.
Who can give
Under Ontario’s Municipal Elections Act, contributions can only come from individuals who normally live in Ontario, from their own money. Businesses and unions can’t donate. Each person can give up to $1,200 to this campaign in total.
No money to spare?
Volunteer an hour, take a lawn sign, or tell a neighbour what the campaign stands for. It counts the same.
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Be part of a residents-first future for Oshawa.