YOUR SCHOOLS. YOUR VOTE.Advance Voting: Oct. 6–11, 10 AM–7 PM • Election Day: Oct. 26, 10 AM–8 PM

Election day · Monday, October 26, 2026

Can you vote for me?

The TDSB ward map changed. Here's what's different, who Ward 11 covers, and how to check that you're on the voters' list.

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The wards changed

The Toronto District School Board now has 12 trustee wards instead of 22. Each trustee ward is built from two City of Toronto electoral wards, so the area one trustee represents is roughly twice as large as before.

Trustee Ward 11 covers City Ward 21 — Scarborough Centre and City Ward 23 — Scarborough North. If you voted for a different trustee last time, your ward number and your candidates have likely changed — even though you haven't moved.

One trustee. Two city wards. Tens of thousands of students. That's exactly why this campaign is built on office hours and published decisions.

Neighbourhoods in Ward 11

  • Agincourt
  • Bendale
  • Brookside
  • Dorset Park
  • Ionview
  • Kennedy Park
  • Malvern
  • Maryvale
  • Midland Park
  • Milliken
  • Morningside Heights
  • Scarborough Town Centre
  • Wexford
  • Woburn
Map of TDSB Trustee Ward 11 — Scarborough Centre and Scarborough North combined

TDSB Trustee Ward 11 — City Wards 21 & 23 combined

Ward 11 covers both Scarborough Centre and Scarborough North.

You can vote for a TDSB trustee if…

  • ★You are a Canadian citizen
  • ★You are 18 years of age or older on election day
  • ★You live in Ward 11 (or own/rent property here)
  • ★You are an English-public school supporter
  • ★You are not prohibited from voting under provincial law

School support designation matters: if you're registered as a Catholic or French school supporter, you vote in that board's trustee race instead. You can change your designation through the City.

Check and confirm