What's my Ward

 On June 26, 2017, Council approved a by-law implementing wards to be used for future elections.  In 2018, one Regional and City Councillor and one City Councillors will be elected by electors within one of five wards established by Council.

The following maps provide a visual representation of the ward boundaries that will be used in the 2018 election.  If you are unable to find the ward in which you live, please contact the City's Clerks Office at 905-436-3311 ext. 5639, or by email at clerks@oshawa.ca and staff will help you identify the ward where you will cast your ballot in 2018. 

Discover your ward

Take a moment to find out what ward you live in.  

The ward boundaries are laid out as follows: 

Oshawa Ward Boundary Descriptions

Wards	Description
	Ward 1 Consisting of the area bounded on the north by the City's northern limits, on the east by the City's eastern limits, on the south by Taunton Road and Highway 407 and on the west by Ritson Road and the City's western limits.
	Ward 2 Consisting of the area bounded on the north by Highway 407, on the east by Ritson Road, on the south by Rossland Road and on the west by the City's western limits.
	Ward 3 Consisting of the area bounded on the north by Taunton Road, on the east by the City's eastern limits, on the south by Olive Avenue and Rossland Road and on the west by Wilson Road and Ritson Road.
	Ward 4 Consisting of the area bounded on the north by Rossland Road, on the east by Wilson Road, on the south by Olive Avenue and Gibb Street and on the west by the portion of Simcoe Street between Gibb Street and Olive Avenue, and the City's western limits.
	Ward 5 Consisting of the area bounded on the north by Gibb Street and Olive Avenue, on the east by Simcoe Street and the City's eastern limits, on the south by the City's southern limits and on the west by the City's western limits.

Learn more now about how the new ward boundaries were created.