I am Dunsin Sunday Fakorede — husband, father, and your Ward 5 neighbour. Senior Project Manager and community leader running for City Councillor in the St. Catharines Municipal Election.
Election Day — October 26, 2026
New tenants in St. Catharines are currently paying 25.7% more than long-term tenants for the same units. With rental occupancy at ~95%, Ward 5 residents have almost no negotiating power. I will be the explicit renter advocate at council on every zoning, property standards, and housing vote.
Ward 5 scores only 2/5 for transit availability. Sidewalk clearing near schools and bus stops consistently falls short. With 23.3% of residents being seniors — above the national average — this is a safety issue, not a convenience issue.
Walker's Creek Trail, Port Weller Community Centre, and $400,000 in City cultural grants available in 2025. Ward 5 needs a councillor who shows up at planning tables and ensures our ward's voice is heard.
I am Dunsin Sunday Fakorede — your Ward 5 neighbour, a Senior Project Manager with 8+ years of experience delivering $8M+ in capital construction projects across Ontario, and a community leader who has called St. Catharines home.
I am running because Ward 5 deserves a councillor with the credentials to deliver, the community ties to listen, and the record to prove both.
The skills that make a great project manager — accountability, precision, and delivery on time and on budget — are exactly the skills City Hall needs at the Ward 5 council table.
Knocking doors. Meeting neighbours. Listening to local businesses. This campaign is being built one conversation at a time.
Every door knocked and every conversation counts. Join the team that is taking Ward 5 to the next level.
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