Still your friend and your neighbour in Ward 6.
Chris Bouchard ran for City and Regional Councillor in 2026 to bring practical, accountable leadership to Ward 6. The campaign has ended, but his commitment to this community has not. He is grateful to everyone who stood with him, and he remains a neighbour you can reach any time.
This website was authorized by Chris Bouchard, Ward 6 candidate, 2026 Burlington municipal election
Thank You, Ward 6
Thank you for putting your faith in Chris.
To every Ward 6 neighbour who voted, volunteered, knocked on doors, and shared their hopes for this community, thank you. Your faith in Chris means everything to him.
See Chris on the Street
Knocking on doors, attending debates, and hearing what Ward 6 residents actually care about. Watch the latest conversations and read what neighbours are saying.
Watch & Read →The five priorities Chris ran on.
Ward 6 has heard general promises before. These were the positions Chris ran on — clear and on the record.
Supporting local Ward 6 businesses helps boost and promote additional revenues into our city. Chris called for local hiring, youth employment, and tax policies that reduce reliance on residential property taxes.
Ward 6 residents are seeing more visible crime and homelessness. Chris called for bringing police, community services, and provincial partners to the same table — pushing Queen's Park to fund the mental health and housing supports that municipalities can't carry alone. He also called to reform the escorted e-scooter and e-bike program, which has created safety and accountability gaps on Ward 6 streets.
Property taxes are pushing people out. Chris called for spending discipline and less waste — including calling out programs like the speed camera signage rollout, where the city spent money erecting signs after the fact, only for the province to ban the program entirely.
Reinvesting in the services Ward 6 actually uses: coordinated signal timing along Brant, Guelph Line, Walkers Line, and Appleby Line; improving public transit reliability; and pushing for snow gate systems on residential plows so driveways stop getting buried after every pass.
Millcroft’s future affects every resident in this ward. Chris called for public updates through the provincial process, clear criteria for any future phase, and a committed next step whichever way the Minister’s decision goes — with brownfield sites prioritized before any public greenspace. And he committed to fighting to get Millcroft residents their green space back.
A Ward 6 resident, who ran for council in 2026.
Chris’s family moved to Headon Forest over 30 years ago from Quebec, looking for better opportunity — and found it here. He went to school at St. Gabriel and Notre Dame and built friendships in this community that have lasted a lifetime.
Chris brings over 6 years of project management experience and more than 10 years in sales, account management, and business development. He has worked across public, private, and non-profit sectors — managing projects and senior relationships with department heads and executives including school board facility managers, fire chiefs, and representatives of the Canadian Nuclear Society. Contracted to deliver on their behalf, he has completed major projects for Apple, Home Depot, and FedEx. He filed his nomination papers on August 4, 2026 and ran for City and Regional Councillor in Ward 6.
Reach out any time.
Campaigns are run by neighbours, not budgets.
Chris reads every message personally. Whether you have a question about the platform, want to get involved, or just want to share what’s on your mind about Ward 6 — reach out.
Send an EmailChrisbouchardward6@gmail.com
Chris Bouchard
Ward 6 Candidate
Running for City and Regional Councillor, Ward 6, Burlington — October 26, 2026 municipal election.