Who ran in Barrie's Ward 10 in 2026
Three candidates ran for Ward 10 councillor in Barrie's October 26, 2026 election: William Cadeau, Bryn Hamilton (the sitting Ward 10 councillor) and Georgy Kapustin.
Tonight's unofficial results
Ward 10 councillor: unofficial votes
Ward 10 councillor: Bryn Hamilton ahead with 74.14%, by 1,586 votes (currently councillor for Ward 10, under the previous ward boundaries), count complete (unofficial).
Who leads each ward, Ward 10 outlined
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Colour shows the leader's standing: a newcomer, a sitting councillor, or a past councillor; the deeper the shade, the larger their share of the vote, from 20% or less to 70% or more.
Shade deepens with the leader's share of the ward's vote; select a ward for its candidates.
All the results, with the ward maps
Source: City of Barrie, 2026 Unofficial Election Results, unofficial results, checked October 28, 2026 at 1:24 a.m. Every name is checked against the Clerk's certified ballot; the official results are the Clerk's declaration, later in the week.
This is the certified ballot. Nominations closed August 21, 2026, and the City Clerk certified the candidates on August 24, 2026. Nobody can now be added; a certified candidate's name stays on the ballot even if they withdraw.
Names and races checked on September 10, 2026 against the City of Barrie — List of Certified Candidates (Form EL07), signed by the City Clerk, dated August 24, 2026 (the City publishes the Clerk's signed list as a PDF on that page).
Ward 10 councillor 3
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Nomination filed August 21, 2026 at 11:59 a.m.
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Bryn Hamilton Electedunofficial Incumbent
Currently councillor for Ward 10, under the previous ward boundaries
Nomination filed May 13, 2026 at 4:46 p.m.
- Campaign site
- votebrynward10@gmail.com
- 705-321-7580
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Nomination filed August 4, 2026 at 4:28 p.m.
- Campaign site
- ward10@georgyk.com
- 705-309-2100
Who can donate, and how much?
Any individual normally resident in Ontario may give a ward councillor candidate up to $1,200, and no more than $5,000 in total to two or more candidates for the same council or school board. Corporations and trade unions cannot give. The candidate's own money, with their spouse's, is capped at $5,000 plus 20 cents per elector in the ward, up to $25,000. Gifts over $100 are named in the candidate's financial statement, filed after the election; the limits in every election since 2003.
Sources: Municipal Elections Act, 1996, S.O. 1996, c.
Common questions
Who ran for council in Barrie Ward 10 in 2026?
3 certified candidates ran in Ward 10: William Cadeau, Bryn Hamilton, Georgy Kapustin. Checked against the City's list on September 10, 2026.
Who is the current Ward 10 councillor?
Bryn Hamilton is the sitting Ward 10 councillor, elected in 2022 under the previous ward boundaries, and ran in 2026. Note that ward boundaries changed for 2026.
When was the 2026 Barrie municipal election?
Election day was Monday, October 26, 2026; internet and telephone voting opened October 16. See every date and deadline.
Who won Barrie Ward 10 in the 2022 election?
Bryn Hamilton won with 1,896 votes in a field of 4. Ward boundaries have since been redrawn, so the 2022 ward is not the same territory. Full 2022 results.
Who ran against Bryn Hamilton in Ward 10?
William Cadeau, Georgy Kapustin — the other 2 certified candidates for Ward 10. Every candidate's record and campaign contact is on this page.
How much can I donate to a Ward 10 council candidate in Barrie?
Up to $1,200 to any one candidate, and no more than $5,000 in total to two or more candidates for the same council or school board. Only individuals normally resident in Ontario may give; corporations and trade unions cannot (Municipal Elections Act, ss. 88.8 and 88.9). The candidate's own money, with their spouse's, is capped at $5,000 plus 20 cents per elector in the ward, up to $25,000. The limits in every Barrie election since 2003.
About Ward 10
Bryn Hamilton represents Ward 10 on the current council, elected in 2022 under the previous ward boundaries. See their record.
Ward 10 is not the same place it was. Barrie's ward boundaries were redrawn for this election, so the results below were produced by a different set of streets than the one voting in 2026. Treat them as background rather than a trend. What changed.
| Year | Candidates | Won by | Share | Margin |
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| 2026 | 3 | Bryn Hamilton | 74.1% | 1,586 |
| 2022 | 4 | Bryn Hamilton | 52.3% | 649 |
| 2018 | 3 | Mike McCann | 69.2% | 1,039 |
| 2014 | 5 | Mike McCann | 46.7% | 597 |
| 2010 | 3 | Alex Nuttall | 82.8% | 2,827 |
| 2006 | 6 | Alex Nuttall | 45.2% | 832 |
| 2003 | 5 | Tom Moore | 47.2% | 329 |
Source: City of Barrie certificates of election results. Full results: every election.
Not sure this is your ward? The boundaries changed for 2026. Look up your address or check the City's ward map.
What is proposed for Ward 10?
3 projects on the City's map of planning applications are under review or under appeal in Ward 10, proposing 1,617 homes:
- 1050, 1080 Lockhart/ 1041 Mapleview Dr E/ 3230 20 Sideroad: 1,030 homes, under review
- 953 Mapleview Drive East: 463 homes, under review
- 750 Mapleview Drive East, 700 Mapleview Drive East: 124 homes, under review
All of Ward 10's open projects, and every project on the City's map, with the council meetings that dealt with each.
Source: Planning Applications (open-data map service layer), City of Barrie.
Ward 10 at a glance
- Open development projects
- 3 under review or appeal, proposing 1,617 homes
- Second units
- 270 two-unit houses on the City's register
- Committee of Adjustment
- 77 minor variance and 66 consent applications since 2016
- City trees
- 3,331, 90% in good or very good condition
- Parks
- 34 parks; 17 ha in community and neighbourhood parks, and 35 ha of Official Plan protected land outside parks
- Priority sidewalk plowing
- 16 km of sidewalk
- Transit stops
- 24, 1 with a shelter
- Heritage properties
- 0 designated, listed or noted
- Businesses surveyed
- 38 locations in the City's 2025 directory