Be Part of This
On an island this size, a handful of neighbours who show up can decide an election. Here is how you can help send Mark to Council.
Give an hour. Move the island forward.
You don't need experience, just a willingness to help. Tell the campaign how you'd like to pitch in and we'll find the right fit for your time.
- Knock on doors and talk with neighbours
- Make calls or send texts to island voters
- Help at community events and the ferry dock
- Get out the vote on October 26
Signs, mailings and materials add up.
A local campaign runs on the generosity of the community. If you'd like to help cover the cost of reaching every household on the island, the campaign would be grateful to hear from you.
Contributions to municipal campaigns follow the rules set out in Ontario's Municipal Elections Act. Get in touch and the campaign will walk you through how to contribute properly.
The best campaigning happens neighbour to neighbour.
Display a sign
A lawn sign tells the whole island that people they know are behind this campaign. Request one and the team will drop it by.
Host a conversation
Invite a few neighbours over for coffee and a chat with Mark about what matters to your corner of the island.
Share the campaign
Point friends and family to markmattson.ca and encourage them to make their plan to vote.
Send the campaign a message.
Request a lawn sign, offer to host a conversation, or ask about supporting the campaign. Tell the team what you have in mind and someone will follow up personally.
Prefer email? Reach the campaign anytime at hello@markmattson.ca.
However you help, it starts with your vote.
Ward 1 Councillor · Election Day October 26, 2026
A council seat here can come down to a few dozen votes. Commit to vote and the campaign will keep track of support across Wolfe and Simcoe Islands — and, if you'd like, send you a reminder before election day. Your details stay private.