Gary's Campaign for Town Council
Experienced Leadership. Thoughtful Decisions. Trusted Results.
Gary Burroughs is seeking re-election to Town Council in the 2026 municipal election. Learn about his experience and his approach to the decisions facing the town, from development and heritage to tourism and community life.
MEET GARY BURROUGHS
Gary Burroughs has served Niagara-on-the-Lake as Lord Mayor, Regional Chair, and Town Councillor. His experience spans local government, business, and community organizations.
On the Town Council, Gary has focused on reviewing development proposals carefully, protecting heritage and agricultural lands, and hearing residents’ concerns. For elections in Niagara-on-the-Lake, explore the experience and community involvement behind his candidacy.
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PRIORITIES FOR OUR COMMUNITY
Gary’s priorities center on residents’ needs: listening to residents, protecting heritage and agricultural lands, and balancing tourism with everyday life. He supports careful decisions about growth and development that consider the town’s distinct villages and the people who live in them.
​As residents consider their choices in elections in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Gary’s priorities offer a clear view of his approach to public service. Explore where he stands on the issues affecting your neighborhood and how he plans to represent residents at Town Council.
NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE ELECTION VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Volunteering with Gary’s campaign is a practical way to meet neighbors, share his priorities, and contribute to conversations about the town’s future. Whether you enjoy knocking on doors, helping at community events, delivering campaign literature, or providing administrative support, there are different ways to get involved. You can also help with lawn signs, phone calls, mailouts, or sharing campaign updates on social media. Whether you have an hour to spare or can help regularly, your time and skills are welcome. Every contribution helps the campaign reach residents and hear their concerns. To explore opportunities, sign up, and tell us how you’d like to help.
IN THE NEWS
As I walked by, the big yellow excavator took a bite from the side of the gaping hole it perched above. Moments later it disgorged yards of dirt and debris onto the ground.
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Our community is at a crossroads. As we look toward the future, Niagara-on-the-Lake is facing crucial decisions about managing growth...
Ahead of this fall’s municipal election, Council. Gary Burroughs says Niagara-on-the-Lake’s next council needs to start by asking why some...