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Richmond Hill Votes 2026
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What they say

Richmond Hill has the potential to be more than a bedroom community.

Background and overall goals

By issue

From the candidate's campaign site, read 5 October 2026. Sharon Chisholm campaign, home page · read 5 October 2026

Housing and development

  • “Thoughtful development that respects neighbourhood character”

  • “Infrastructure planning that keeps pace with growth”

Parks and environment

  • “Increasing tree planting across Richmond Hill to improve air quality and reduce urban heat”

  • “Reducing excessive hard surfaces, such as full-yard parking pads, to preserve green space and improve drainage”

Local business

  • “Stronger support for local businesses and cultural initiatives”

Governance and accountability

Sharon Chisholm campaign, about sharon page · read 5 October 2026
  • “Being a councillor is a full-time job, and Sharon will treat it that way.”

  • “I am committed to transparent leadership, accountability, and long-term decision-making that benefits the entire community.”

Background and overall goals

  • “She will advocate for: More community events, public spaces, and local programming”

  • “Richmond Hill has the potential to be more than a bedroom community. Sharon Chisholm is committed to building a city with its own identity, where residents can live, work, and enjoy their time without needing to leave for opportunities, culture, or entertainment.”

  • “Supporting sustainable planning practices that balance growth with environmental responsibility”

  • “Walkable, community-focused design”

Nothing found yet on: Taxes and spending, Community safety, Traffic and roads, Seniors, Youth and families, Transit, City services.

Background, in their words

Sharon Chisholm campaign, about sharon page · read 5 October 2026

  • “I am a community advocate, emergency management professional, and long-time Richmond Hill resident committed to building a stronger, more resilient, and more connected city.”

  • “CEO & Principal, LordStone Consulting Ltd. Specializing in disaster and emergency management, resilience planning, infrastructure protection, and ethical risk management”

About our research on this candidate

On the City's certified list, checked 24 August 2026. Campaign site read in full on 5 October 2026. Not on council this term. Press search: not done yet. Last reviewed 6 October 2026.

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