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Dan Gale for Wasaga Beach Town Council

Dan Gale.
For Wasaga.

Your town. Your beach. Your voice.

A neighbour for council, not a politician. Steady, local, and listening first.

Dan Gale
Election dayOctober 26, 2026
Make your voice countOctober 26

Online voting is open. Vote from home until Monday, Oct 26 at 8 p.m.

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Prefer paper? Advance polls Wed Oct 14 (RecPlex) and Sat Oct 17 (Wasaga Stars Arena). Election Day is Mon Oct 26, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., at the Wasaga Stars Arena.

Why I'm running

Wasaga deserves a voice who listens first.

Our town is changing fast. Tourism, development, housing pressure: the decisions made at council over the next four years will shape Wasaga for decades. I'm running because those decisions should be made with the people who live here, not behind closed doors.

I've called Wasaga home for 14 years. I've watched this community step up for each other when it counted. We deserve representation that does the same: picks up the phone, reads the report, and tells you the truth when the easy answer doesn't match reality.

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Dan Gale, candidate for Wasaga Beach Town Council, on the beach at sunset
Dan Gale
Wasaga Beach resident · Candidate for Town Council

Meet Dan

Your neighbour. Your candidate.

I've called Wasaga Beach home for 14 years. I've built roots here, and seen first-hand what our town needs to thrive. I'm running for council because Wasaga Beach deserves representation that listens more than it talks, and gets things done without the drama.

Approachable, practical, and proudly local. I'm ready to put residents first, and build a community together.

"I'll answer your call. I'll read your email. And I'll show up to the meetings."
Dan's introduction 0:32

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Our town

The place we call home.

14 km of beach. 25,000 year-round residents. 100,000 in peak season. One town council deciding what kind of place Wasaga becomes next.

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Why is Dan Gale running for Wasaga Beach Town Council?

Wasaga Beach is changing fast. New homes, new businesses, new pressures on the roads, the beach, and the services we all rely on. Dan believes residents deserve a councillor who shows up, listens before deciding, and can explain the why behind the vote — not just the headline.

What does Dan Gale stand for?

Six priorities: protecting the beach for residents first; reliable streets and services year-round; housing that fits the people who already live here; a transparent town hall with plain-language budgets; community-first decisions over loud lobbyists; and environmental stewardship of the dunes, wetlands, and waterfront.

When is the Wasaga Beach municipal election?

Election Day is Monday, October 26, 2026. Online voting is open now until 8 p.m. that day, and advance polls run October 14 and 17. See How to vote for details.

How can I contact Dan Gale?

Call 705-321-1318 or email [email protected]. Dan reads every message himself and replies within a couple of days. You can also follow the campaign on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

How can I help the campaign?

Two quick ways: sign up to volunteer, or subscribe to email updates using the form above.

Are you part of a slate?

No. Dan is running on his own and is not part of a slate.

Contact

Call Dan. Email Dan. Or find him at an event.