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Fix the fundamentals
Plan for roads, bridges, water, wastewater and drainage before problems become more expensive.
Five priorities · One goal
A practical voice for a stronger Ward 7.
Aaron’s priorities start with the fundamentals: dependable services, responsible decisions, strong local communities and an open line to City Hall.
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Responsible taxes & spending
Set clear priorities, ask what new commitments will cost over time, and focus on value for taxpayers.
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Stronger Ward 7 communities
Make sure Garson, Falconbridge, Capreol, Skead and Kukagami receive fair consideration for services and facilities.
04
Local jobs & opportunity
Help local employers, entrepreneurs and organizations create more opportunities close to home.
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Open, accessible government
Residents deserve timely answers, clear information and meaningful ways to take part in decisions.
The bigger picture
Grow opportunity. Respect the taxpayer.
A stronger local economy can widen the tax base and help support the services our communities rely on. Aaron wants Council to weigh the need, cost and long-term impact of decisions—and communicate those choices clearly.
Candidate interview
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Watch Aaron’s conversation about Ward 7 and his campaign in his own words.
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Ward 7
Local roots.
Community first.
Aaron was raised in the area and attended Confederation High School in Val Caron. He believes Garson, Falconbridge, Capreol, Skead and Kukagami each deserve to be heard at City Hall.
OfficeWard 7 Councillor
MunicipalityGreater Sudbury
ElectionOctober 26, 2026
CampaignElectAaron.com
Candidate information
Aaron Walsh
Aaron’s career spans business, communications, employment services and education. He has founded and operated businesses, worked as a business consultant supporting local entrepreneurs, managed with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, and taught part-time at Cambrian College.
He studied political science and communications at Laurentian University, public relations at Cambrian College, and earned an executive master’s degree from Quantic School of Business and Technology. He has also served community and charitable organizations, including Inner City Home of Sudbury Food Bank and Habitat Boreal.
Aaron and his wife have been married for more than 27 years and have three daughters.
Official election information
Know when and how to vote.
Greater Sudbury’s 2026 Municipal and School Board Election takes place Monday, October 26. Visit the City’s official page for voter information and election updates.
Official voter information ↗ELECTION DAY · MONDAY26OCTOBER 2026
Contact
Connect with the campaign.
Questions or ideas for Ward 7? Aaron would like to hear from you.