Safer Streets. Honest Answers. A Stronger Downtown.
Lifelong Oshawa resident, former Public Utilities Commissioner, community volunteer, and advocate for practical solutions that put Ward 4 first.
Dave Thompson has spent decades supporting veterans, local organizations, museums, community projects, and residents throughout Oshawa. His commitment to Ward 4 extends far beyond election season.
Dave has long supported veteran organizations and community initiatives throughout Oshawa. His involvement reflects a commitment to service, respect, and community values.
Dave regularly attends local events, connects with residents, and stays involved in the issues affecting Ward 4. Listening to the community is an essential part of effective local representation.
As a volunteer with the Oshawa Tank Museum, Dave supports local history, education, and community engagement initiatives that help preserve Oshawa's heritage.
A lifetime of public service, community involvement, and practical problem solving.
Elected to help oversee Oshawa's public utility services and infrastructure.
Appointed by the federal government to help make fair and independent decisions affecting Canadians.
A career built on safety, responsibility, and sound judgment.
Active in local organizations, events, and community initiatives throughout Oshawa.
Helping preserve Oshawa's military, industrial, and community history.
Decades of experience helping workers, retirees, and residents navigate real issues.
Experience matters. Ward 4 deserves a councillor who listens, communicates clearly, and follows through.
Not a long list of promises. Three things that matter right now.
Visible safety presence where needed. Better enforcement of existing rules. Safer parks, trails, and downtown public spaces for everyone.
Read more →Clear updates on major Ward 4 projects. Transparent spending explanations. Residents deserve to know what's being built, when, why, and how much.
Read more →Cleaner, safer downtown that supports local businesses, arts, and culture. New development matched with services, transit, and parking that actually works for residents.
Read more →Residents deserve clear information about the projects shaping Ward 4. The Transparency Tracker provides updates, timelines, and key information on major local developments and public initiatives.
The new Ward 4 Community Dashboard adds a map-style view of local projects, public space concerns, development questions, and resident feedback.
City centennial project complete — new outdoor pool, splash pad, and playground now open.
Learn More →Multiple high-rise proposals under review. Community input sessions planned.
Learn More →Station expansion underway as part of GO Transit investment.
Learn More →Enhanced safety measures, lighting improvements, and community policing programs.
Learn More →Location confirmed at the Oshawa Valley Botanical Gardens — a $600,000 project.
Learn More →Coordinated housing support services for people in crisis, adding resources across the ward.
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Dave Thompson has spent decades living, working, volunteering, and serving in Oshawa.
His background includes public utilities, federal tribunal service, labour representation, community volunteering, aviation, photography, veterans support, and local heritage work.
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