The 2026 municipal elections are an opportunity to put noise on the agenda. Explore resources for voters and candidates, and learn about our key policy asks. As we get closer to the election, we will post candidate responses to our No More Noise Promise, so you can see where candidates stand on action to address harmful vehicle noise.
Municipal Elections Toolkits
Municipal elections give residents an opportunity to raise the issues that affect their health, neighbourhoods and quality of life. Our Municipal Engagement Toolkits brings together resources to help voters ask informed questions, support candidates in understanding the impacts of harmful noise, and encourage practical action in your community.
Voter Information
Your voice matters. Use our Voter Card to learn why vehicle noise is an election issue, find questions to ask candidates, and start conversations about stronger noise policies in your community.
Candidate Information
Noise is a public health and quality-of-life issue in communities across Canada. Our Candidate Card outlines practical actions municipalities can take to address harmful vehicle noise and support healthier, more liveable communities.
Missed the NMN Municipal Election Meet Up?
Watch the Conversation.
How can we make noise part of the conversation during the 2026 municipal elections?
In early October, during the No More Noise Meet Up, Ingrid Buday and Jess Spieker explored how residents can raise noise issues with municipal candidates, why local governments have an important role to play, and how NMN’s election resources can help you take action in your community.
