Every municipal candidate has to file a financial statement with the
City Clerk — what they raised, what they spent, and whether they finished with a surplus or
a deficit. This page transcribes every recoverable statement across five cycles, by eye,
form field by form field: the 2014 and 2018 general elections, the 2016 Ward 7 and 2020
Ward 3 by-elections, and the 2022 general election. 2026 candidates do not have to file
until after this election, so their figures cannot appear here yet — see
who is running in the meantime.
203 of 203
recovered statements across all five cycles now carry a published figure — most because the
form's own arithmetic closes exactly or the candidate legibly ticked "I did not accept any
contributions or incur any expenses," a smaller number (marked ‡)
because the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained
gap, and a final dozen (also marked ‡) because only a partial figure
could be read at all — usually expenses with no usable income figure — or because nothing was
written on the form and $0 is published as an editorial convention rather than a confirmed
fact. Every ‡ mark's tooltip, and that row's own notes, say which.
Combined, they report $902,045 in total campaign
spending. Where a filing's
summary arithmetic closed, a "Itemized detail" disclosure under that row expands into what
the candidate actually spent it on — by the form's own expense categories — and every named
contributor whose gift exceeded $100, the threshold at which Ontario law requires a name on
the form. Jump to a cycle:
2022 · 2020 · 2018 · 2016 · 2014
Every figure on this page is as filed, unverified — the
City's own disclaimer is that candidates' statements have not been checked or amended by
staff, and that caveat travels with every number here. The recovered set may not equal the
filed set: each cycle's PDFs come from one or two Internet Archive crawls (2022's from the
City's own site directly), and a statement the crawl missed is absent here without being
absent from the record. Names are as the City's certified results spell them, which sometimes
differs from how a candidate signed their own form — the filing itself, linked from every
row, is the underlying record either way. A name links to a candidate
profile only on an exact match against that year's certified results; where no match
exists, the row renders unlinked rather than guessed into one.
Every cycle, by what the money bought
The forms themselves categorize spending differently across cycles and box revisions —
"Brochures/flyers" against "Signs" against a hand-written "Other" line mean different things
on different forms. This regroups every itemized expense line into the same spending-type
buckets that council expenses uses, by keyword match on
each line's own text, so the makeup of campaign spending compares fairly across cycles — and
against a councillor's own council-expense account, on that person's own
candidate profile. Only the subset of filings with a second
itemization pass — the ones carrying an "Itemized detail" disclosure below — contribute to
this chart; it is a breakdown of that itemized detail, not a restatement of every filing's
total. Campaign spending never carries a Corporate (phone/tablet) line — that
bucket exists for council's own unitemized phone/tablet charges, and appears here at zero.
Every itemized expense line across all five cycles, reclassified from the form's own printed categories into the same shared buckets used on the council-expenses page, by keyword match on each line's description. Print & Communications (brochures, flyers, signs) and Advertising & Media (newspaper/online advertising, websites) dominate every cycle, as the itemized tables below show line by line.
Every cycle, by who spent it
The same itemized totals as the chart above, split by candidate instead of by category.
Each cycle's five highest-itemized-spending candidates get their own segment, largest at the
base of the bar; everyone else in that cycle folds into one "All other candidates" segment,
always at the tip regardless of its own size.
Individual candidates share a single colour rather than each getting its own — with dozens of
them across five cycles, a distinct hue per person would be noise, not signal, and could
wrongly imply that a colour repeating in a later bar means the same person. Hover any segment
for who it is and what they spent.
That catch-all bundles 30 candidates in 2014; 26 candidates in 2018; 38 candidates in 2022. 2016 and 2020 have no catch-all: each by-election's whole field fit inside the top five.
Top 5 candidatesAll other candidates
Each cycle's top five itemized spenders, individually, plus one catch-all segment for every other candidate that cycle. Bar totals match the category-bucket chart above exactly — this is the same itemized spending, split a different way.
Every cycle, by who funded it
The money side of the same itemized filings: every contribution a candidate's own money and
goods/services, plus every named contributor whose gift exceeded $100 — the threshold at
which the form requires a name. Ranking self-funding alongside external donors let a handful
of well-funded candidates crowd every named slot, so the top ten here are the ten largest
external, non-self-funded contributors each cycle, largest at the base. Every
candidate's self-funding still counts — collapsed into one dedicated "Self-funded" segment per
cycle rather than competing for a named slot or vanishing into the catch-all — and everyone
else folds into one "All other contributors" segment at the tip.
That catch-all bundles 297 in 2014; 12 in 2016 (by-election); 88 in 2018; 109 in 2022 external contributors. Contributions of $100 or less are never individually named on the form, so no segment here
— named or catch-all — can list them one by one; they are present only inside whichever
filing's own reported total already includes them.
Top 10 contributorsSelf-funded (candidate/spouse)All other contributors
Each cycle's top ten external contributors, individually, plus one combined "Self-funded" segment for every candidate's own money and goods/services that cycle, plus one catch-all segment for every other external contributor. Only the itemized subset of filings contributes to this chart, and only contributions over $100 are individually named, so bar totals here are smaller than each cycle's full reported income.
2022 general election
66 of 66 statements
have figures that could be verified: either the form's own arithmetic closes exactly, or the
candidate legibly ticked "I did not accept any contributions or incur any expenses." Combined,
the verified statements report $375,532 in total
campaign spending across every race captured for this cycle.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,050
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$15,000
Wendy Halbert
money
$1,200
Donald Pratt
money
$1,200
Jason Filke
money
$1,200
Matthew Silverburg
money
$1,200
Tran, Thong
money
$1,000
Battaglia, Darick
money
$500
Busch, Craig
money
$1,000
Melchior, Dino
money
$400
Roher, Jeffrey
money
$6,000
Forfar, David
money
$1,200
Pratt, Bradley
money
$1,200
Wilson, Wayne
money
$1,180
Dale, Brittany
money
$500
Nash, Sheryl
money
$500
Savino, Gerard
money
$500
Bray, Leigh-Ann
money
$500
D'Orazio Alexander
money
$1,200
D'Orazio Lauren
money
$1,200
Lawton, Eric
money
$500
Hansen, Heljar
money
$400
Mitchell Goldhar
money
$1,200
Peter Moore
money
$250
Scott Elliot
money
$1,200
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$15,149
Cynthia Garvey
money
$150
Phillip Rubinoff
money
$200
Stephen Sperling
money
$500
Bill Marshall
money
$1,200
John Arruda
money
$312
John Ironside
goods/services (Video clips)
$1,200
Cynthia Garvey
goods/services (Campaign shirts)
$300
Steve Moreau
goods/services (Advertisement)
$535
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Charlie McCallum
money
$100
Kevin Hall
money
$100
Blake Noble
money
$100
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$71
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
Salaries/benefits/honoraria/professional fees incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$125
Bank charges incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$64
Website designing
WEBSITE DESIGNING
Advertising & Media
$777
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$4,902
Prakash Venkataraman
money
$500
Victoria & Scott Vecile
money
$200
Oksana Chved
money
$200
Colin Hassey
money
$250
Ivanko Jmourko
money
$600
Jake Amaral
money
$250
Sam Halloran
money
$250
Bradley Pratt
money
$500
Peter Moore
money
$500
Ray Stanton
money
$1,000
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$4,620
Eric Taves
money
$350
Mitchell Goldhar
money
$600
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$3,715
Candidate/spouse (goods/services)
goods/services
$40
Jennifer Van Gorrip
money
$100
James Van Rooi
money
$200
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Doug Loughheed
money
$200
Scott Elliott
money
$1,200
Garvin Lewis
money
$1,000
Matt Gariepy
money
$1,000
Don Currie
money
$1,200
Jamie Massie
money
$1,200
Jim Barrett
money
$300
Gary Silverberg
money
$1,200
Don Pratt
money
$1,200
Heljar Hansen
money
$800
Peter Moore
money
$500
Lisa Shipley
money
$1,000
Brian Freeman
money
$1,200
David Forfar
money
$500
Marc Venere
money
$1,000
Dino Melchoir
money
$300
Lorraine French
money
$250
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$800
Mr P Pancel
money
$500
Mr Rijo
money
$100
Mrs Wellington
money
$323
Mr&Mrs Hallam
money
$100
Tickets for Golf Tournament 39 people
money
$5,850
Kirkland Media
goods/services
$561
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (goods/services)
goods/services
$5,014
Jennifer van Gennip
money
$150
Barry Monaghan
money
$200
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$2,212
Muhammad Tahir
money
$1,000
Un Nissa Khair
money
$500
Nafees Muhammad
money
$500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$499
Peter B. Moore
money
$500
Jaswant Dass
money
$1,200
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$250
Candidate/spouse (goods/services)
goods/services
$313
Cesia Green
money
$300
Jeannie Harris
money
$200
Shannon P. Murree
money
$300
Carole Parsons
goods/services (videography)
$900
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$283
Robert D.J. Wappel
money
$250
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
Political Campaign Training Workbook (PoliticsNOW)
Other / miscellaneous
$67
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,776
Martha Doran
money
$200
Shahina Suleman
money
$250
Veronica Doran
money
$150
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,100
Candidate/spouse (goods/services)
goods/services
$57
Rita LePage
money
$1,200
Liesbeth LePage
money
$1,200
Christine V. Pratt
money
$600
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$2,690
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Salaries/benefits/honoraria/professional fees incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$500
Bank charges incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$8
Campaign Team Thank You
parties and expressions of appreciation
Meals & Appreciation
$1,252
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$232
Inventory from previous campaign (election signs)
goods/services
$100
Michael McMillan
money
$500
Colin Hassey
money
$500
Heljar Hansen
money
$1,200
Barb Harris
money
$500
Wayne Haye
money
$500
Mitchel Godhar
money
$600
Jaswat Das
money
$1,200
Craig Bush
money
$200
Peter Moore
money
$500
Paul Sadlon
money
$1,200
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Salaries/benefits/honoraria/professional fees incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$400
Bank charges incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$42
Gasoline
Gasoline
Conference & Travel
$308
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Other / miscellaneous
$167
Bank charges incurred after voting day
Office & Administration
$31
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Mandy Scully
money
$1,200
Joel Lawton
money
$1,200
Karen Pratt
money
$1,200
Alpa Patel
money
$1,199
Craig Busch
money
$250
Brad Pratt
money
$500
Greg Wolfond
money
$1,200
Katelynn Williams
money
$600
Sadie Rossano
money
$600
Mitchel Goldhar
money
$600
Wendy Bishop
money
$500
Suneetha Kalyanaraman
money
$700
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$3,000
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,511
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$3,144
Heather Gleben
money
$1,200
Jeanette Hewson
money
$200
Sandy Chalmers
money
$180
Sue Howell
money
$101
Sherene Graham
money
$200
Ted Chadderton
money
$200
Linda Veldhuis
money
$201
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$2,000
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$700
Ben Nguyen
money
$200
Chris Franco
money
$150
Peter Moore
money
$250
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
Simcoe County District School Board — Wards 1, 2 and 3
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$4,800
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$2,287
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$5,749
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$10
Rhonda LeBoeuf
money
$250
John Hix
money
$1,200
Neeva Gayle Hix
money
$1,200
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,023
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$364
Vincent Veerasuntharam
money
$500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board — Wards 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,000
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$800
Marc Hill
goods/services
$300
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$604
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir — As certified by the City of Barrie
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
Unmatched filings
These filings do not correspond to any name on that cycle's certified results, so they render
here unlinked to any candidate profile rather than guessed into one.
Source:
Financial Statement — Auditor's Report Candidate (Form 4 / MMAH form 9503P), City of Barrie, filed under the Municipal Elections Act, 1996, s.88.25. Original document. Sixty-six separate PDFs, one per 2022 candidate, individually linked from each row on this site rather than from one listing page. Most are handwritten forms, scanned; a figure counts as verified here only when Box C and D's own arithmetic closes (C2+C3+C4=C5, C1−C5=D1) or the "no contributions or expenses" box is legibly ticked. The City's own disclaimer applies to every figure: as filed by candidates, not verified or amended by staff. Sixty-nine candidates were certified in 2022; this set holds 66 statements and the gap between the two counts is not yet reconciled against Notices of Default or late filings. Retrieved August 19, 2026.
2020 Ward 3 by-election
The Ward 3 by-election followed Ann-Marie Kungl's resignation from council. One capture in the recovered set, filed under the name "Gerry-Marshal" (single L), turned out on inspection to be a mislabeled duplicate of Kelly Patterson McGrath's own statement — it is excluded from the table below rather than misattributed to Gerry Marshall.
6 of 6 statements
have figures that could be verified: either the form's own arithmetic closes exactly, or the
candidate legibly ticked "I did not accept any contributions or incur any expenses." Combined,
the verified statements report $22,454 in total
campaign spending across every race captured for this cycle.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Rose Romita
goods/services
$125
Jason VanVoorst
goods/services
$100
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
4 large campaign lawn signs (4x4) from 2018 election modified for this campaign
Print & Communications
$142
Brochures/flyers
Print & Communications
$1,562
Signs
Print & Communications
$949
Meetings hosted
Events & Sponsorships
$247
Bank charges
Office & Administration
$10
Other
Professional photos
Advertising & Media
$475
Other
Coffee with Kungl mugs (engagement)
Other / miscellaneous
$14
Other
Canada Post Direct Mail
Voter Outreach & Data
$1,751
Other
Volunteer campaign wear (scarves/buttons)
Meals & Appreciation
$53
Bank charges (after voting day)
Office & Administration
$15
Parties and other expressions of appreciation
Advertising - John Ironside personal in-kind video production
Meals & Appreciation
$500
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Catherine Jones
money
$250
Sandy Agnew
money
$150
Barry Monaghan
money
$200
John Ironside
goods/services
$500
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$4,500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,975
Candidate/spouse (goods/services)
goods/services
$1,071
Martina Pacakova
money
$800
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,642
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
Source:
Financial Statement — Auditor's Report Candidate (Form 4), 2020 Ward 3 by-election, City of Barrie, filed under the Municipal Elections Act, 1996, s.88.25. The publisher's own copy is gone; this links to the Internet Archive. Seven separate PDFs recovered from the Internet Archive (crawled 2021-01-19, with one later capture from 2022-09-28), individually linked from each row on this site. One capture, filed under the name "Gerry-Marshal" (single L), is a mislabeled duplicate of Kelly Patterson McGrath's own statement — confirmed by reading the name on the form itself — and is excluded from every table here rather than misattributed to Gerry Marshall, whose real statement is the separate "Gerry-Marshall" (double L) capture. Retrieved August 19, 2026.
2018 general election
Sixty-three statements survive from 2018, including two registered third-party advertisers — a category distinct from candidates, shown in its own section below — and two PDFs (Donald Blais, Keenan Aylwin) that are corrupted beyond opening; both render unresolved rather than silently dropped.
63 of 63 statements
have figures that could be verified: either the form's own arithmetic closes exactly, or the
candidate legibly ticked "I did not accept any contributions or incur any expenses." Combined,
the verified statements report $191,928 in total
campaign spending across every race captured for this cycle.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$400
Candidate/spouse (goods/services)
goods/services
$6,382
Kent Smith
goods/services
$320
Angela Baldwin
money
$750
Allan Bell
money
$500
Dean Bell
money
$1,200
Catherine Buckingham
money
$750
James Burke
money
$300
Alice Crooks
money
$500
Brad Dibble
money
$500
John Duivenvoorden
money
$1,200
James Fairhead
money
$400
Thomas Hards
money
$250
Sarah Ingram
money
$250
Joseph Johnson
money
$650
Graham Knight
money
$200
Peter Labrecque
money
$200
Lawrene Larche
money
$1,000
Robert Lehman
money
$1,200
Joan Lehman
money
$1,200
William Leslie
money
$250
Linda Loftus
money
$1,000
Catherine Lowe
money
$500
Shannon Macintyre
money
$500
Thomas McBride
money
$600
Hilda McKinlay
money
$1,200
Wendy Miller
money
$300
William Moore
money
$500
Barry Peacock
money
$1,000
John Pickard
money
$1,200
Alan Priest
money
$400
Paul Saldon Sr
money
$1,200
James Schlegel
money
$500
Eric Taves
money
$400
George Todd
money
$300
Chris Van Niekerk
money
$200
William Von Althen
money
$500
Judith Williams
money
$200
Thomas Wilson
money
$375
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$4,022
Anette Mincer
money
$1,700
Chris Adams
money
$250
John Pickard
money
$500
Mike Gorseth
money (illegible)
$1,100
Eric Lawton
money
$300
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Stuart Cardwell
money
$1,200
Nancy Cardwell
money
$1,200
Darren O'Halloran
money
$150
Peter Moore
money
$250
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$4,175
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$6,800
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
James G Massie
money
$1,000
Barry H Peacock
money
$1,000
Wayne? Cox
money (illegible)
$1,000
WM Moore
money
$1,200
Donald Pratt
money
$1,200
Scott Elliott
money
$1,000
Keiffer Norton
money
$250
Leigh-Anne Bray
money
$500
Heljar Hansen
money (illegible)
$1,200
Sheryl Nash
money
$500
Angela Pidutti
money
$1,000
M.J. Stollery
money
$1,000
Michael Hassey
money
$500
Rob't Warman
money
$200
Wendy Halbert
money
$1,200
Linda Loftus
money
$250
Rob't Hamilton
money
$400
Gerard P Lloyd
money
$500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Gary Silverberg
money
$1,200
Heljar Hansen
money
$1,200
Karon Hansen
money
$1,200
Robert Hekkenberg
money
$1,200
Beverley Paychta
money
$1,200
Dr. David Boushy
money
$1,200
Yolanda Lucas-Ford
money
$1,200
Mr Jason C. Ford
money
$1,200
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$2,532
Scott Brumwell
money
$200
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
K Barry Green
money
$100
Don Pratt
money
$1,200
Scott Elliott
money
$500
Michael Hosszu & Jacqueline Hosszu
money
$500
Paul Sadlon
money
$1,200
Bernie Still & Heather Still
money
$600
James Massie
money
$1,000
Phillip Moore
money
$250
Peter Moore
money
$250
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$2,161
Dario Vinegas
money
$200
Janice Lewis
money
$200
Peter Harden
money (illegible)
$500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (goods/services)
goods/services (illegible)
$908
Bill Leclair
money
$200
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Paul Falcao
money
$1,200
Nouri Shammas
money
$1,000
Paul R Curley
money
$150
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,207
Candidate/spouse (goods/services)
goods/services - election signs (inventory from previous campaign)
$1,610
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$4,050
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Christ. Pratt
money (illegible)
$1,200
(illegible)
money (illegible)
$1,200
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Don Pratt
money
$1,200
Eric Lawton
money
$600
Janice Laking
money
$200
Jamie Massie
money
$1,000
Louisa Reid
money
$550
Ron Moore
money
$1,200
Steve Martell
money
$500
Phillip Moore
money
$250
Peter Moore
money
$250
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,595
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$3,000
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$4,590
Wayne Harvey
money
$1,200
Jen Harvey
money
$1,200
Blair McArthur
money
$600
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$2,464
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$5,000
Gary Silverberg
money
$1,200
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,250
Wayne Harris
money
$500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,000
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,709
Michael Hassey
money
$175
Jacqueline Hassey
money
$175
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
Simcoe County District School Board — Wards 1, 2 and 3
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$2,610
Gail O'Brien
money
$500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$2,236
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$160
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,569
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$50
Fay Dath
money
$498
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board — Wards 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$300
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
A third-party advertiser is not a candidate but must still file a financial statement if they
spent money advocating for or against a candidate. These use a different form (Form 8), which
carries no "nil filing" checkbox — a blank third-party statement cannot be read as a proven nil
the way a candidate's can.
Registered third-party advertisers
Registrant
Income
Expenses
Excess / (deficiency)
Campaign for Life Coalition (third-party advertiser) filing‡
$0
$0
$0
Darren Adrian Roskam (third-party advertiser) filing‡
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
Unmatched filings
These filings do not correspond to any name on that cycle's certified results, so they render
here unlinked to any candidate profile rather than guessed into one.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$2,100
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
Source:
Financial Statement — Auditor's Report Candidate (Form 4), and Financial Statement — Registered Third Party (Form 8), City of Barrie, filed under the Municipal Elections Act, 1996, ss.88.25 and 88.29. The publisher's own copy is gone; this links to the Internet Archive. Sixty-three separate PDFs recovered from the Internet Archive (crawled September 2019; the original barrie.ca page is gone), individually linked from each row on this site. Sixty-one are candidate statements (Form 4); two are registered third-party advertiser statements (Form 8, Campaign for Life Coalition and Dave Forfar), which carry no "nil filing" checkbox and so are never treated as a proven nil. Two of the PDFs in this set (Donald Blais, Keenan Aylwin) are truncated/corrupted and could not be opened at all. The City's own disclaimer applies to every figure: as filed, not verified or amended by staff. Retrieved August 19, 2026.
2016 Ward 7 by-election
A single-ward by-election following John Brassard's move to federal politics. All eight candidates who ran for the vacant Ward 7 seat filed a statement.
8 of 8 statements
have figures that could be verified: either the form's own arithmetic closes exactly, or the
candidate legibly ticked "I did not accept any contributions or incur any expenses." Combined,
the verified statements report $47,714 in total
campaign spending across every race captured for this cycle.
Inventory from previous campaign used in this campaign
Office & Administration
$307
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money (candidate 9,482.68 + spouse 1,000.00)
$10,483
Glenn Christie
money
$300
David Forfar
money
$750
Ann Forfar
money
$750
Robert Marrs
money
$200
Tom McBride
money
$250
ERSI Canada Ltd.
money
$500
Hollyway Trading Corp.
money
$250
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
Phone and/or Internet expenses incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$57
Bank charges incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$10
Other
Phone Banking
Voter Outreach & Data
$1,798
Other
Canada Post mail out
Voter Outreach & Data
$2,833
Other
Use of Andrewprince.ca (existing site) (2 months/pro-rate)
Other / miscellaneous
$19
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Doug Ford
money
$500
771955 Ontario Inc
money
$750
Park Place Master L.P 921091
money
$750
Jones Consulting Group
money
$400
670408 Ont Inc/Hayco.
money
$300
1602850 Ont Ltd
money
$750
Innovative Planning Solutions
money
$750
All Professional Trades
money
$500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$7,939
Fernbrook Commercial Centre Inc./Hassey Management
money
$200
Jones Consulting Group
money
$400
Harbour Management
money
$400
Bradley Homes
money
$500
Irmina M. Koza/Dorelle Acct & Business Services
goods/services (accounting services, post-election, not subject to spend limit)
$300
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$3,079
Enrico Lisi
money
$750
Miller Paving Limited
money
$750
McAsphalt Industries Limited
money
$750
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
Source:
Financial Statement — Auditor's Report Candidate (Form 4), 2016 Ward 7 by-election, City of Barrie, filed under the Municipal Elections Act, 1996, s.88.25. The publisher's own copy is gone; this links to the Internet Archive. Eight separate PDFs recovered from the Internet Archive (crawled 2016-05-09), filed under the same URL path as the 2014 general election statements but naming the Ward 7 by-election explicitly. Individually linked from each row on this site. Same Revision-B form layout and verification discipline as the 2014 statements. Retrieved August 19, 2026.
2014 general election
The earliest cycle recovered: sixty-eight statements, almost all handwritten and scanned. Most of these forms use an older box layout (Box C's total expenses is C2+C3=C4, not C2+C3+C4=C5) than every later cycle on this page — the verification discipline accounts for both layouts rather than assuming one from the year. Two candidates (Mike McCann, Sergio Morales) each filed both an initial and a supplementary statement; both are shown.
60 of 60 statements
have figures that could be verified: either the form's own arithmetic closes exactly, or the
candidate legibly ticked "I did not accept any contributions or incur any expenses." Combined,
the verified statements report $264,417 in total
campaign spending across every race captured for this cycle.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$953
Angela Baldwin
money
$750
Robert Lehman
money
$750
Joan Lehman
money
$750
Allan Bell
money
$750
Joseph Johnson
money
$750
June Kent
money
$750
Gerry Pilon
money
$750
Hilda McKinlay
money
$750
J Garfield Lorriman
money
$750
Mary Lorriman
money
$750
Alan Priest
money
$750
Shawn Murray
money
$750
Margaret Arland
money
$750
James Burke
money
$750
George Todd
money
$750
Scott Elliot
money
$700
William Moore
money
$700
Thomas Wilson
money
$674
Dean Bell
money
$512
Catherine Buckingham
money
$500
Michael Gleason
money
$500
Sally Elston
money
$500
Kris Menzies
money
$500
Stephanie Knight
money
$500
Willard Kinzie
money
$500
Thomas Hards
money
$500
Steven Knowles
money
$500
Mark Schick
money
$500
Klaus Jacoby
money
$500
Lynda Tomlinson
money
$450
William Leslie
money
$400
James Fairhead
money
$400
Scott Cooper
money
$400
Marilyn Wilson
money
$400
Roger Chown
money
$400
Chris Adams
money
$362
Lloyd Lawrence
money
$350
Garry McCluskey
money
$350
Jeanette Heywood
money
$350
Hildegard Bach
money
$300
Sarah Uffelmann
money
$300
Melanie Ashton
money
$300
Cheryl Jones
money
$300
Richard Mitchell
money
$300
D. Kevin Carroll
money
$300
Shannon Murree
money
$299
Rhonda Lebeouf
money
$298
Rob Meier
money
$287
Martha Chown
money
$262
John Lawson
money
$250
June Marie Ballard
money
$250
James Curtis
money
$250
Faye Hamilton
money
$224
Alice Crooks
money
$224
Jana Urban
money
$200
Robert Graham
money
$200
Sean McConnachie
money
$200
Rayner Mcculloch
money
$200
Wilfred Mealing
money
$200
George Cameron
money
$200
Marshall Green
money
$200
Barbara Robillard
money
$200
Andrew Ain
money
$200
Lesa Bowen
money
$200
Thomas Coon
money
$200
Sheila Gordon
money
$200
MaryLynn West-Moynes
money
$200
Stella Gan
money
$200
Robert Armstrong
money
$200
Donna Douglas
money
$200
Floyd Sinton
money
$200
Christpher Peacock
money
$200
Glenn Coulson
money
$200
Graydon Oldfield
money
$200
Tom Robinson
money
$200
Brian Tamblyn
money
$200
Alfred Hambsch
money
$200
R Stevens
money
$200
Jack Wallwin
money
$200
James McIntosh
money
$200
Daniel Revell
money
$200
Michael Miller
money
$200
David Alan Mccullough
money
$200
Bruce Morton
money
$175
Galina Johnston
money
$162
Peter Koetsier
money
$162
Cheryl Norton
money
$150
Brad Domonsky
money
$150
Judith Williams
money
$150
Lisa Gleva
money
$150
Christine Whone
money
$150
Joe Rockbrune
money
$150
Lindsay Weiss
money
$150
Susan Turner
money
$150
Scott Wilson
money
$150
John Christie
money
$150
Robert Kennedy
money
$150
Sheila Delaney
money
$150
Lawrence Vindum
money
$112
Mark Lehman
money
$108
1657989 Ontario Limited
money
$750
2030621 Ontario Ltd
money
$750
Barrie Drive-A-Car (1979) Limited
money
$750
Barrie Welding & Machine (1974) Ltd.
money
$750
Dav-Lie Farms Limited
money
$750
Jones Consulting Group Ltd
money
$750
Knowledgesurge Learning Solutions Inc.
money
$750
LaFarge Canada Inc
money
$750
planningAlliance
money
$750
Ronald Richards Inc
money
$750
Simcoe Block (1979) Limited
money
$750
Wolf Steel
money
$750
Ian S. Malcolm Architect
money
$700
The Peacock Group Inc.
money
$700
The Sarjeant Co. Ltd
money
$600
670408 Ontario Inc o/a Hayco Realty Advisors
money
$500
Avard & Co.
money
$500
Bertram Construction (Ontario) Ltd
money
$500
Bill Leboeuf Jewellers of Barrie Ltd.
money
$500
Ed Lowe Limited
money
$500
F.K. Machinery Limited
money
$500
Four F's Inc
money
$500
Nixon Law Professional Corporation
money
$500
Prodomax Automation Inc.
money
$500
Schlegel Villages Inc.
money
$500
Simbra 2012 Inc.
money
$500
The Bayfield Apartments
money
$500
Wallwin Electric Services Limited
money
$500
Duncor Enterprises Inc.
money
$300
Rick Kenny Sales Inc
money
$300
619550 Ontario Inc
money
$250
Andrew, Thompson & Associates Inc
money
$250
Bryce Holdings & Developments Inc.
money
$250
McKnight Charron Laurin Inc Architects
money
$250
Robert Simpson Brewing Co. Ltd o/a Flying Monkeys Craft Brewery
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Scotia Bank
money
$159
Ted Mietkiewicz
money
$450
Terry Lynne Thompson
money
$250
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
$8,068
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$2,281
Chris Adams
money
$200
Owen Jones
money
$500
Margaret Jones
money
$500
Mark Porter
money
$750
Doug Jones
money
$550
Graham Knight
money
$500
Gary Gill
money
$200
Zyp Professional Corp.
money
$500
Massey Realty Corp.
money
$350
670408 Ontario Inc. (Hayco Realty)
money
$300
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$2,200
Joe Matayas
money
$200
Susan Eagle
money
$200
Bruce Owen
money
$200
Brian Rodnick
money
$500
Paul Wessenger
money
$200
John Tom
money
$200
Wendy Brown
money
$150
Barrie & Dist. Labour Council
money
$500
Susan Eagle (goods/services)
200 Used Metal Sign Posts/120 Used Wooden Sign Stakes
$220
Orion Imaging (goods/services)
Flyers Printed
$750
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
$4,894
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
Phone and/or Internet expenses incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$16
Other
Website domain
Advertising & Media
$20
Other
Parking for events
Conference & Travel
$7
Voting day party/appreciation notices
Meals & Appreciation
$227
Bank charges incurred after voting day
Office & Administration
$14
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Donaleighs Irish Pub
money
$500
Adams Law Professionals
money
$406
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
K Barry Green
money
$200
Mark Porter
money
$750
Gary Samuel
money
$300
Thomas Ehrlich
money
$350
Georgian Automotive Group Ltd.
money
$750
The Hedbern Development Corp.
money
$250
Robert J. Hekkenberg Medicine Professional Corporation
money
$750
Simcoe Block
money
$750
Mady Development Corp.
money
$750
David Boushy Medicine Professional Corporation
money
$750
Homes by Daycor
money
$750
Holloway Trading Corp.
money
$750
670408 Ontario Inc.
money
$300
BEMP Holdings 2 Inc.
money
$500
Melchoir Mgt. 777 Corp.
money
$750
1815496 Ontario Ltd.
money
$750
PBM Realty Holdings Inc.
money
$500
Avella Enterprises Inc.
money
$750
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,100
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
$260
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
Direct mail to voters list, live/robo calling, robocast/live calls to voters
Voter Outreach & Data
$4,528
Other
Website hosting, domain, changes/updates
Events & Sponsorships
$200
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
loris Boschin
money
$250
Boschin Holdings LTD
money
$750
Hassey Realty Management
money
$250
Parkplace Master GP Inc
money
$500
PBM Realty Holdings Inc
money
$250
771955 Ontario Inc
money
$750
Holloway trading Corporation
money
$300
Simcoe Block (1972) limited
money
$300
The Sarjeant Co. Ltd
money
$500
The horsepower sports and entertainment group inc. O/A Barrie Colts
money
$750
1637601 Ontario limited
money
$200
1558810 Ontario Inc O/A Fitzys Crab Shack
money
$200
1558809 Ontario Inc O/A Fitzys Oyster Bar
money
$200
Barrie Metro Glass Inc
money
$750
1442968 Ontario limited
money
$750
ED Lowe limited
money
$200
Melchior Management 777 Corporation
money
$500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
Phone and/or Internet expenses incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$324
Bank charges incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$19
Bank charges incurred after voting day
Office & Administration
$2
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$5,720
Jack Garner
money
$500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
Inventory from previous campaign used in this campaign
Office & Administration
$800
Brochures/flyers
(illegible)
Print & Communications
$1,850
Signs (including sign deposit)
(illegible)
Print & Communications
$1,136
Phone and/or Internet expenses incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$328
Bank charges incurred until voting day
(illegible)
Office & Administration
$11
Other
Parking
Conference & Travel
$565
Other
Voters list
Voter Outreach & Data
$12
Other
Postage
Print & Communications
$10
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,650
670408 Ont Inc/Hayco
money (illegible)
$300
The Sargeant Co
money (illegible)
$500
PBM Realty
money (illegible)
$500
Holloway Trading Co
money (illegible)
$500
MDD Development
money (illegible)
$500
Georgian Automotive
money (illegible)
$750
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
$600
Candidate/spouse (money)
$213
Joseph Santos
money
$500
The Peacock Grp
money
$150
Moore Packaging
money
$600
Melchoir Management
money
$1,000
Fernbrook Commercial
money
$350
Tan Dentistry
money
$500
558816 Ont Inc
money
$250
1558809 Ont Inc
money
$250
1450835 Ont Inc
money
$250
Previn Court Homes Lt.
money
$750
Park Place
money
$750
Deluxe Taxi
money
$500
DePratt Construction
money
$750
The Hedbern Dev.
money
$200
Barrie Taxi
money
$250
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Phone and/or Internet expenses incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$124
Bank charges incurred until voting day
Office & Administration
$7
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$1,000
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Dino Melchoir
money
$300
Wayne Hay
money
$300
Mark Porter
money
$750
Lawrence Vindum
money
$500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
USW 1998
money
$750
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
$7,012
Dr. Robert Clappison
money
$400
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
Salaries/benefits/honoraria/professional fees incurred after voting day
Office & Administration
$500
Bank charges incurred after voting day
Office & Administration
$12
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Mark and Cathy Porter
money
$750
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$371
Forfar, David
money
$500
PBM Realty Holdings
money
$500
Jones Consulting
money
$400
Wildwood Estates
money
$750
Hassey Realty Corp.
money
$250
The Hedbern Dev. Corp.
money
$250
670408 Ontario Inc.
money
$300
Busch Systems Int. Inc.
money
$750
Park Place Master GP Inc.
money
$750
BEMP Holdings 2 Inc.
money
$750
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
$5,366
Joseph & Joanne Cimanni
money
$300
Steve Bishop
money
$500
Joe Santos
money
$350
Tan Dentistry Professional Corporation
money
$500
PBM Realty Holdings Inc
money
$250
BEMP Holdings 2 Inc
money
$750
LM Barrie Holdings Inc
money
$500
Fernbrook Commercial Centre Inc
money
$500
Gabriel Morales
goods/services
$220
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
$5,363
Joseph & Joanne Cimanni
money
$300
Steve Bishop
money
$500
Joe Santos
money
$350
Tan Dentistry Professional Corporation
money
$500
PBM Realty Holdings Inc
money
$250
BEMP Holdings 2 Inc
money
$750
LM Barrie Holdings Inc
money
$500
Fernbrook Commercial Centre Inc
money
$500
Gabriel Morales
goods/services
$220
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$8,000
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$501
Joanne MacLellan
money
$300
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$5,100
Blue Sky Private Equity
money
$500
Hayco Reality Advisors
money
$300
LM Barrie Holding
money
$500
RJH Hotels Inc.
money
$300
The Sargent Co. Ltd
money
$750
Metrus Development Inc.
money
$500
TRI-J Development
money
$500
Pratt Construction Inc.
money
$750
Pratt Hansen Group Inc
money
$750
Armel Corporation
money
$500
3B Investments Ltd
money
$500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$645
Wayne Hay
money
$250
Eric Lawton
money
$500
Melchior Management
money
$400
Jones Consulting
money
$400
Hassey Realty
money
$500
Hedburn Homes
money
$250
Blue Sky Capital
money
$500
Georgian Automotive Group
money
$750
IPS Consulting
money
$500
Zyp Professional Corp
money
$110
Cansave Construction
money
$750
Pratt Construction Inc
money
$500
Mainspec Maintenance Inc
money
$300
PBM Realty Holdings Inc.
money
$300
2359934 Ont Inc
money
$200
Kellwatt Limited
money
$500
Park Place Master GP Inc
money
$750
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Jones Consulting Group LTD
money
$400
Pratt Hanson Group Inc.
money
$750
Nick L'ecuyer and Associates Inc.
money
$200
LM Barrie Holdings Inc.
money
$500
Barrie and District Labour Council
money
$500
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
$1,477
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
money
$700
(illegible)
money (illegible)
$700
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Candidate/spouse (money)
$390
Brian Aikins
money
$111
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
Simcoe County District School Board — Area 2 — City of Barrie Wards 4, 5 and 6
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
Simcoe County District School Board — Area 3 — City of Barrie Wards 7, 8, 9 and 10
‡ Published, but not a clean verification — either
the form's own printed bottom line was recorded as filed despite a small unexplained gap,
only a partial figure could be read at all (usually expenses with no income), or a $0 is an
editorial convention rather than a confirmed fact. Hover the mark, or open the filing, for
the specifics.
Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board — Area 1 — City of Barrie Wards 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
"Bucket" reclassifies each line by what the money actually
bought, the same keyword-based framework council
expenses uses — see the chart above for how these sum across every cycle.
Contributors exceeding $100, and the candidate/spouse's own contribution
Contributor
Type
Amount
Positano Paving
money
$600
Contributions of $100 or less are not itemized on the form
itself and so are not named here; they remain part of the income total above.
Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board — Area 2 — City of Barrie Wards 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10
These filings do not correspond to any name on that cycle's certified results, so they render
here unlinked to any candidate profile rather than guessed into one.
Source:
Financial Statement — Auditor's Report Candidate (Form 4), City of Barrie, filed under the Municipal Elections Act, 1996, s.88.25. The publisher's own copy is gone; this links to the Internet Archive. Sixty-eight separate PDFs recovered from the Internet Archive (crawled 2015-10-30/31; the original barrie.ca SharePoint page is gone), one per 2014 candidate, individually linked from each row on this site. Nearly all are handwritten and scanned. Most 2014-era forms use a different box layout (Revision B: C2+C3=C4 total expenses, D1=C1−C4) than the 2022 forms; a figure counts as verified here only when that revision's own arithmetic closes or the "no contributions or expenses" box is legibly ticked. The City's own disclaimer applies to every figure: as filed, not verified or amended by staff. Retrieved August 19, 2026.
Across the five cycles transcribed on this page — the 2014 and 2018 general elections, the 2016 Ward 7 and 2020 Ward 3 by-elections, and the 2022 general election — the 203 of 203 recovered statements carrying a published figure report $902,045 in total campaign spending. Every figure is as filed, unverified: the City's own disclaimer is that candidates' statements have not been checked or amended by staff.
Which campaign donations are disclosed by name?
Only contributions exceeding $100 — the threshold at which Ontario law requires a name on the form. Contributions of $100 or less are never individually named; they are present only inside a filing's own reported total. The itemized tables on this page list every named contributor, as filed and unverified.
Where can I see one candidate's campaign spending?
Each cycle's table on this page links filings to candidate profiles — but only on an exact match against that year's certified results; where no match exists, the row renders unlinked rather than guessed into one. 2026 candidates do not have to file until after this election, so their figures cannot appear here yet.
