Schelley Bisson
Candidate for Ward 13
London City Council · London, Ontario
WE SEE IT. WE LIVE IT. WE CAN CHANGE IT.
Ward 13 is home.
I want the street to match the announcement.
Monday, October 26, 2026
10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
What I’ve Done So Far
Before asking you to elect me, I’ve been asking questions, showing up and putting concerns on the public record. Here’s what I’ve done, with the documents you can read for yourself.
Where I stand on the questions you’re asking.
Taxes, public safety, housing, transit, growth and accountability at City Hall. Find the question that matters to you and read my position.
Pick the issue that matters to you.
All 21 subjects are here. See where I stand, what I would do, what City Hall can actually control and what result I would expect.
24 draft Council actions published for review.
Read the proposed actions before Election Day. Each draft identifies the problem, a possible Council response, who has the authority, and the next step. These are proposals, not motions already filed with Council.
Eleven years downtown. Full-time commitment to Ward 13.
I have lived downtown for eleven years. My working life has included hospitality, business ownership, senior management, operations and skilled work. I’m running because I want the decisions made at City Hall to work better in people’s daily lives. If elected, serving Ward 13 and London would be my full-time job.
Start with your part of the ward.
Ward 13 is more than downtown. Start with your street or neighbourhood, see what is happening there, and connect it to the issue that affects you.
Some problems need a bigger answer.
These are ideas I am putting forward, not approved City projects. Read them, challenge them and judge whether they make sense.
Don’t judge the announcement. Judge what changed.
If I make a promise, you should be able to check it later. If it moved, show it. If it stalled, explain why. If it failed, say so.
The Ward 13 Plan brings the priorities, proposed actions and expected results together.
Read the Ward 13 PlanWard 13 was decided by 34 votes in 2022.
Only 4,678 of 19,248 eligible Ward 13 voters cast a ballot in 2022 — 24.3% turnout. In a ward where the last council race was decided by dozens of votes, your ballot is not symbolic. Make a plan and use it.
Tell me what is happening on your street.
Volunteer, request a lawn sign, raise an issue or contribute. If you contact me about a concern, I want you to know what response was possible and what happened next.
London deserves to see what happens next.
Council decisions affect your taxes, streets, safety, housing and neighbourhood every day. Election Day decides who will be in the room making those decisions.
Questions? Call or text 226-984-7889.