Why Re-elect Wendy?
Wendy is a present and accessible Lakeside councillor who listens to residents, focuses on practical neighbourhood priorities and brings experienced, responsible decision-making to City Hall.
She listens and stays connected.
Wendy stays connected to residents, hears concerns directly and follows through with practical action on the issues that matter most in Lakeside.
She focuses on Lakeside priorities.
Wendy works on the issues residents raise with her—including safer streets, roads and pathways, housing affordability, Centre 70 and Lemoine Point Farm.
She brings experience and responsible decision-making.
Wendy brings experience, preparation and an innovative approach to City Hall—balancing neighbourhood needs with responsible decisions for the whole community.
Lakeside Shows Up is about more than an election. It’s about a community that stays connected, gets involved and shows up for one another.
Wendy shows up for Lakeside
She listens, stays connected and works on the neighbourhood issues residents bring forward.
Residents show up for one another
Strong neighbourhoods are built when people connect, participate and look out for one another.
Lakeside shows up at the ballot box
Every vote is a chance to participate in Lakeside’s future and help make our district one of Kingston’s most engaged communities.
This campaign is about showing up—for our neighbours, for our community and for Lakeside’s future.
Lakeside Priorities
Wendy is focused on neighbourhood priorities that affect daily life in Lakeside—and on making sure local concerns are heard at City Hall.
Infrastructure & Roads
Improve roads, pathways, parks and recreation infrastructure while planning for the future of Centre 70 and Lemoine Point Farm.
Housing Affordability
Housing affordability continues to affect residents across Kingston. This priority focuses on practical municipal actions that can support a broader range of housing options while considering neighbourhood needs.
Caring & Connected Community
Support homelessness initiatives, recreation opportunities and neighbourhoods that are clean, welcoming and connected.
Food Security
Support local food systems, urban food initiatives and community programs that help ensure residents can access healthy food.
Climate Action & Environmental Stewardship
Reduce emissions, expand tree cover and biodiversity, and support practical neighbourhood-based climate action.
Transparency & Fiscal Responsibility
Support open communication, accountable decision-making and responsible stewardship of public dollars while maintaining quality municipal services.
Make a Plan to Vote
Kingston’s 2026 municipal election gives Lakeside residents several ways to vote. Choose the option that works best for you and make sure your voter information is up to date.
Vote Online
Oct. 14 – 26
Online voting opens Wednesday, Oct. 14 at 10 a.m. and closes Monday, Oct. 26 at 8 p.m. Voters need their Voter Information Letter to access online voting.
Vote in Advance
Lakeside voters can vote in person at St. Andrew’s By-The-Lake United Church, 1 Redden St.
Election Day
Oct. 26
10 a.m –8 p.m.
Lakeside’s Election Day voting location is Frontenac Secondary School, 1789 Bath Rd.
Ready to show up for Lakeside?
Get involved, stay connected and help build a strong, engaged Lakeside.