Where Candidates Stand
An evidence-backed tracker of what municipal candidates and councils across Canada have said about automated licence plate readers (ALPRs).
Ahead of municipal elections, panopti.ca is tracking what candidates and sitting councils say about ALPR surveillance — in their own words, backed by citations, questionnaire responses, and direct outreach. Select a municipality below to see the full record.
Last updated: 2026-08-09
Methodology
Every municipality page lists the individual, on-the-record stances of candidates and councillors — drawn only from documented sources. panopti.ca does not infer a position from party affiliation or guesswork.
The candidate or councillor has said or voted, on the record, that they oppose installing or expanding ALPR surveillance in their municipality.
The candidate or councillor has said or voted, on the record, that they support installing or expanding ALPR surveillance in their municipality.
panopti.ca has not found or received a documented, on-the-record statement from this candidate or councillor either way.
Every stance is backed by at least one of three evidence types:
Spotted an error, or have a source we're missing? Email [email protected] with a correction and panopti.ca will update the record.
Running for office? Tell voters where you stand
Download the questionnaire, complete it in your own words, and email it to [email protected]. Your verbatim answers will be published on your profile as questionnaire evidence of your position.
Want to push back directly? Learn how to reach your city council and police services board.
Council & Police Boards