Ward 5 Voting Guide
A plain-language guide for Bolton residents: what Ward 5 covers, where to vote, key dates, and what to bring so your vote counts on Election Day.
Ward 5 boundaries
Ward 5 covers the community of Bolton and the surrounding rural area in the southeast corner of the Town of Caledon. If you live in any of the areas below, you vote for the Ward 5 Councillor:
- North Hill and the Humber Station Road corridor
- Downtown Bolton (Queen Street and King Street area)
- South Bolton, including neighbourhoods around Humberlea and Landsbridge
- Rural Ward 5 areas surrounding the Bolton urban boundary
Not sure which ward you live in? Look up your address on the Town of Caledon elections page or MPAC's voterlookup.ca.
Key dates
The 2026 Caledon municipal election follows the Province of Ontario's standard schedule. Advance voting dates and exact hours are confirmed by the Town of Caledon closer to Election Day.
Confirm you're on the Voters' List through the Town of Caledon or MPAC's voterlookup.ca.
Deadline for candidates to file. The final Ward 5 ballot is confirmed after this date.
Multiple advance days are typically offered across Caledon, including a Bolton location.
Polls open across Caledon. Bring one piece of ID showing name and qualifying address.
Voting locations in Bolton
Below are the locations historically used for advance voting and Election Day in Ward 5. Final 2026 polling places are confirmed by the Town of Caledon on your Voter Information Card and at caledon.ca/elections.
Bolton Community Campus (Caledon Centre for Recreation & Wellness)
Typical advance-vote and Election Day location for Ward 5 residents.
Albion Bolton Community Centre
Historically used for advance voting in Ward 5.
Town of Caledon — Town Hall
Caledon-wide advance voting location — open to all electors.
What to bring to vote
To vote in Ward 5 you must be at least 18 years old, a Canadian citizen, and a resident (or property owner/tenant) of the Town of Caledon. Bring one piece of ID showing your name and your qualifying Bolton address:
- Ontario driver's licence
- Ontario photo card
- Canadian passport (with a separate document showing your Bolton address)
- Utility bill, property tax bill, or bank statement showing your name and address
- Voter Information Card mailed by the Town of Caledon (bring alongside ID)
The Town of Caledon publishes the full list of accepted ID and any changes to the vote-by-mail or accessible voting options. Always confirm details with the official election page below before Election Day.
Official election information
The Town of Caledon is the official source for polling locations, hours, and accessible voting. This guide is provided by the John Muir campaign for convenience — always confirm the details at caledon.ca/elections.