Amy Courser

• 2 times on the record
• 1 time elected

Campaign contact

• Campaign website
• voteamy4ward3@gmail.com
• 705-627-0960

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In their own words

Taxes

• Residents deserve to understand how decisions are made, how their tax dollars are being used and how proposed changes will affect their neighbourhoods.

  Source: amy4ward3.com, About page, line 10 of the archived text, first sentence. Page. The page is undated; retrieved and archived September 11, 2026. site

• That means protecting taxpayers while recognizing that municipal services directly affect people’s quality of life.

  Source: amy4ward3.com, About page, under 'People First, Community Always', line 27, first sentence. Page. The page is undated; retrieved and archived September 11, 2026. site

Housing

• It means supporting responsible development without sacrificing green space, neighbourhood character or the infrastructure residents rely on.

  Source: amy4ward3.com, About page, under 'People First, Community Always', line 27, second sentence. Page. The page is undated; retrieved and archived September 11, 2026. site

• I focus on safer, walkable neighbourhoods, protecting parks, green spaces and the environment, supporting responsible growth and housing people can actually afford.

  Source: As quoted in barrietoday.com, Ward 3 candidate vows to be 'independent voice' on Barrie council, August 31, 2026 (paragraph 7, second sentence). Read September 11, 2026. news

Libraries

• I believe in investing in public services and our library.

  Source: As quoted in barrietoday.com, Ward 3 candidate vows to be 'independent voice' on Barrie council, August 31, 2026 (paragraph 7, third sentence). Read September 11, 2026. news

General

• My approach is practical and evidence-based: review the information, consider the consequences and make the decision I believe best serves the community, not simply the decision that is easiest or most popular at City Hall.

  Source: amy4ward3.com, About page, line 5 of the archived text. Page. The page is undated; retrieved and archived September 11, 2026. site

• I have advocated for safer streets and pedestrian infrastructure, stronger community services, protection of parks and public spaces, responsible growth and greater transparency in municipal decision-making.

  Source: amy4ward3.com, About page, line 9 of the archived text. Page. The page is undated; retrieved and archived September 11, 2026. site

Not yet checked for this race: social media posts.

Electoral record

Sources: City of Barrie certificates of election results. See all election results for the full documents.

In full

Each contest Amy Courser was part of, with the whole field, because a result only means something next to what it was up against.

2022: Ward 4 councillor

Expenses

What Amy Courser's disclosed spending went to, from the public record, reclassified into the same spending-type buckets on both sides — see council expenses and campaign finance for how every member and candidate compares.

Recorded council votes

Every recorded vote in the council minutes that names Amy Courser, from the City's own meeting records. Recorded votes are the exception, not the rule — read the note under the table before reading anything into the count.

How to read this table. Most council business passes on consent, with no member-by-member vote in the minutes. The practice of recording votes by name has changed: such votes were routine through 2019, and from 2020 on usually appear only when a member asks for one. This table is every vote the minutes record by name. A member's absence from it says nothing about their position. The voice votes are in the record too: the minutes print 3,038 motion outcomes across 269 meetings, beside these 178 recorded votes. Each is listed on its meeting's page as an outcome only, because a voice vote records no one's position. The City's meeting system lists no meetings at all between October 22, 2025 and January 20, 2026, so any recorded votes from that window are missing until the Clerk provides the minutes. Where the minutes print no outcome beside a vote, none is shown here.

Source: City of Barrie council minutes, 2013–present, as published on the City's public meeting system (pub-barrie.escribemeetings.com) and archived locally on 2026-08-09. Each row links to the minutes document it was transcribed from; names appear exactly as the minutes print them.

Compiled from the public electoral record. If anything here is wrong, please tell us on the corrections page. Names are linked across elections only where we have confirmed by hand that the records refer to the same person; where we are unsure, they are kept separate.