Wasaga Beach, Ontario
Election day — October 26, 2026
Harvey Mihalic
for Town Council
Infrastructure before structure
Working together for a better Wasaga Beach. A proud, long-time resident stepping forward to serve on Town Council — so the town grows responsibly, stays affordable for the people who call it home, and protects the water and coastline that define its character.
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How to vote
Monday, October 26 · 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Online or in person
Advance voting from October 1
The vision
Four pillars for a better Wasaga Beach
Clear priorities, grounded in listening to the people who live here.
- 01
Infrastructure before expansion
Growth must be carefully planned and supported by the services and infrastructure our community needs. Harvey will advocate for responsible development that respects the character of Wasaga Beach.
See the plan - 02
A strong four-season community
Harvey will support opportunities that strengthen our local economy and make Wasaga Beach a vibrant, welcoming community throughout the year — with the needs of residents always at the heart of every decision.
See the plan - 03
Protecting our natural beauty
Wasaga Beach is defined by its beautiful freshwater shoreline, sandy beaches, and clear waters. Harvey will support responsible planning that protects these natural treasures and preserves what makes Wasaga unique for generations to come.
See the plan - 04
Transparency & communication
Residents deserve clear, timely information about development, municipal spending, and Council decisions. Harvey will promote open communication so residents understand how and why decisions are made.
See the plan
Latest updates
From the campaign trail

West end issues
Had a great walk and talk with Gerrard Dusastre today where we discussed many issues facing the west end residents.
Read the update


Show your support
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What should the town fix first?
This campaign starts with listening. Pick the issues that matter most to you — or raise one we haven't thought of — and it goes straight to Harvey's inbox. Every message gets read.
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