Elections Ontario has now launched its voting location information at https://voterinformationservice.elections.on.ca/en/election/search
Elections Ontario's website is https://www.elections.on.ca/en.html, with lots of information for voters, candidates, and people looking to work in the election.
We've compiled a list of local candidates (Barrie-Innisfil and Barrie-Springwater-Oro-Medonte), key dates, and other resources at https://www.engagebarrie.org/provincial-election-2025
Registering to Vote
Registering Deadline, February 17
All registered voters should be receiving a card in the mail, detailing your voting options. If you receive this card, you need to bring it and one piece of ID when you go to vote. For a list of eligible ID, visit https://www.elections.on.ca/en/voting-in-ontario/id-to-vote-in-provincial-elections.html#accordionIDtovote
If you are unsure whether you're registered, or have moved since the last election, you have until February 17 to register online (to ensure you receive your voting card) at https://vreg.registertovoteon.ca/en/home
Unregistered Voters
If you miss the registration deadline, you can still register when you go to vote, but you will need to bring a piece of ID showing both your name and home address. For a list of eligible ID, visit https://www.elections.on.ca/en/voting-in-ontario/id-to-vote-in-provincial-elections.html#accordionIDtovote
Voting When You are Unhoused
You may still vote if you have no permanent address. Wherever you have slept or eaten the most in the last five weeks is considered your voting address - this could be a shelter, drop-in, food bank, or community health centre closest to where you currently sleep or are encamped.
If you don't have ID showing both your name and address, a staff person of the shelter, drop-in, food bank or community health centre can provide you with a Certificate of Identity and Residence form. Both you and the Executive Director of the organization must sign the form, and the organization will help you find where you can vote.
Voting By Mail
If you wish to vote by mail, you must apply to do so by 6pm (Eastern Time) on February 21, and Elections Ontario must receive your voting kit by 6pm (Eastern Time) on February 27.
To apply to vote by mail, visit https://votebymail.elections.on.ca
Voting In Person
Election Day
Registered voters will receive a voter information card in the mail, detailing your voting options.
You can also enter your postal code at https://voterinformationservice.elections.on.ca/en/election/search?mode=postalCode
Advanced Voting
Advance Voting takes place February 20, 21 and 22. Advance voting is available from 10am - 8pm at any of the advance voting locations in your district:
Barrie-Innisfil
Allandale Recreation Centre (accessible), 190 Bayview Drive, Barrie
Churchill Community Centre (accessible), 6322 Yonge Street, Churchill
Peggy Hill Team Community Centre (accessible), 171 Mapleton Avenue, Barrie
Barrie-Springwater-Oro-Medonte
East Bayfield Community Centre (accessible), 80 Livingstone St. E., Barrie
Elmvale Arena (accessible), 14 George St., Elmvale
Lampman Lane Community Centre, 59 Lampman Lane, Barrie
Minesing Community Centre, 2347 Ronald Rd, Minesing
Oro Station Community Centre (accessible), 31 Ridge Rd. E., Oro-Medonte
Parkview Community Centre (accessible), 189 Blake St., Barrie
Local Election Office Voting
You may vote at your local election office, now until 6pm on February 26.
Other than the early close on February 26, both election offices are open Monday-Saturday 10am-8pm, Sunday 12pm-5pm
Barrie-Innisfil
431 Bayview Drive, Unit 8
1-833-505-3301
Barrie-Springwater-Oro-Medonte
Bayfield Mall, Unit 201 (320 Bayfield Street, entrance beside Dulux Paints)
1-833-505-3394
Accessible Voting
For a full description of accessible services, visit https://www.elections.on.ca/en/voting-in-ontario/accessible-voting.html#accordionElectionDay
Some accessible options include requesting a home visit, requesting assistive voting technology on election day, or using assistive voting technology at your local election office (February 20-26) or at designated advance voting locations February 20-22. Curbside voting is also available upon request at your local election office, ASL and LSQ interpreters can be booked, and braille voter information cards are available (requests for braille cards must be received by February 19).
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