Ward 11 · City Councillor
Tim Tierney
Incumbent
Tim Tierney is the incumbent city councillor for Ward 11 Beacon Hill-Cyrville, first elected in 2010, and is seeking a fifth term in the October 26, 2026 Ottawa municipal election. He chairs the City of Ottawa's Transportation Committee and was acclaimed President of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities in 2026.
What the public record shows
Tim Tierney is running for re-election as city councillor for Ward 11 Beacon Hill-Cyrville in the October 26, 2026 Ottawa municipal election, seeking a fifth term.
“Tim Tierney, candidate for councillor in Ward 11 - Beacon Hill-Cyrville, shares a message to voters ahead of the 2026 municipal election.” ctvnews.ca
“Tierney said Friday afternoon that he would not be running for mayor 'after careful consideration' and will instead seek a fifth term as councillor.” ca.news.yahoo.com
Tierney was first elected to Ottawa City Council for Beacon Hill-Cyrville in 2010.
“Tim was first elected to Council in 2010” timtierneyottawa.ca
“"Tim Tierney" received "5088" votes (49.34%) while "Michel Bellemare" garnered "4907" votes (47.58%)... in the 2010 Ottawa municipal election for city council.” en.wikipedia.org
Tierney chairs the City of Ottawa's Transportation Committee.
“Chair of the City of Ottawa's Transportation Committee” timtierneyottawa.ca
“Beacon Hill-Cyrville Coun. Tim Tierney (left) has been named the new Chair of the Transportation Committee” ctvnews.ca
Tierney was acclaimed President of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) in 2026.
“Tierney, a long-time serving councillor in the City of Ottawa, as FCM's new president, succeeding Vancouver Councillor Rebecca Bligh.” newswire.ca
“Tim Tierney President” fcm.ca
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How this page was put together
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