Campaign Signs Go Up Tonight | Ottawa News

Campaign signs are popping up across town as the election officially kicks into gear—mayoral hopefuls, council candidates, and school trustees hit the streets after midnight on September 11th, turning neighborhoods into vibrant canvases of political energy. With over a dozen mayoral contenders and dozens more vying for local office, the city’s streets now reflect the urgency of October 26th’s vote. Volunteers—some young and tech-savvy, others family members—work late into the night to install signs, many reusing old materials to cut costs and waste. It’s a grassroots blitz that turns backyards into campaign headquarters and gives voters a tangible way to show support. But don’t get too comfy: all signs must vanish by October 29th at midnight, marking the end of the visible campaign—but not the end of the race.

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