Nate Erskine-Smith
@beynate.bsky.social
Running to be Councillor for Ward 19, Beaches-East York. Host of Uncommons Podcast.
Thanks for your trust. We are here to help and ready to hit the ground running. Special thanks to my family and to all of you who encouraged me, and who stood with us through the campaign. None of this happens without you. We have an amazing local team.
Nearly at the finish line. Polls close at 8:00 pm. Go team!
Every vote counts today and polls are open from 10 am to 8 pm. If you've trusted me as your voice in Ottawa, know that I'll bring the same principled and effective advocacy to City Hall. Vote for who you trust. And thank you for your support!
It’s Election Day in Beaches-East York! Vote Nate Erskine-Smith for Ward 19 Councillor. Polls are open from 10 am to 8 pm. Find everything you need to know about voting at votenate.ca/voting
A City Councillor should be a city builder and a local problem solver. We’ve served and supported our community for over a decade and I’ll continue to be there when you need me.
Stories like Kofi’s are exactly why I’m running: to be a local problem solver for our community. A reminder of why public service is so important.
If I could address one issue as a councillor, it would be homelessness. Through a housing-first approach, we can deliver dignity to people in need and ensure our public spaces are safe and welcoming.
19 things about me here in Ward 19. Election Day is Monday and every vote counts.
Spent the morning helping out at the Grace Pascoe food bank alongside their amazing team of weekly volunteers (including my mom!)
Let's work together to protect and strengthen our public waterfront.
There's a big idea we haven't talked about enough this election. Healthy school food. For every kid.
Elected for the first time 11 years ago today. Here’s some of what I helped to get done. Now ready to get things done for our community down at City Hall.
People have been asking why we can’t bring back the Logan ramp. Here’s why. Olivia Chow is fast-tracking construction of the new Cherry Street ramp, with work set to begin next year.
When I served as Minister of Housing and Infrastructure, Olivia Chow and I worked together to deliver on housing and transit. I’m ready to build on that partnership to get more done for Beaches-East York and our city.
There’s a lot at stake in this election, and nothing is more valuable than knocking on doors, personally connecting with our neighbours and hearing their concerns. Join us canvassing by signing up at votenate.ca
I've worked with both Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford. Mayor Chow acts. Councillor Bradford is mostly talk. How can we expect someone to serve our city well when they've failed to serve their own ward?
Residents deserve to feel safe in their neighbourhoods, and that means having police services that are accessible, responsive, and connected to the communities they serve. 54 Division is coming back.
While homelessness has increased across the province by more than 20% in recent years, the Chow administration has overseen an 8% reduction here in Toronto. And encampments have been reduced significantly too. No one should accept this as success. But it’s progress to build on.
A new Gardiner ramp is coming. Olivia Chow is fast-tracking the work on the new Cherry St. ramp to start next year.
Happy Thanksgiving! Thankful for time with family, baseball in the park, and the community support.
There’s still time to vote early in Beaches-East York!
You deserve a councillor who is ready to hit the ground running and will answer your call. Advance voting ends this Sunday at 7pm. Visit votenate.ca/voting for more details.
Housing is central to our quality of life in the city. Here are four housing priorities to build a city we can all afford.
You can vote early starting today until Sunday, Oct 11th! Polls are open from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm. Residents of Ward 19 can vote at two locations: Secord Community Centre 📍 91 Barrington Ave Beaches Rec Centre 📍 6 Williamson Rd Learn more at votenate.ca/voting
Beaches-East Yorkers deserve a councillor who will focus on them.
Delayed and poorly coordinated construction disrupts neighbourhoods, upends small businesses, and costs our city's economy.
Vote for a team that's ready to get things done together for our community. Learn more at votenate.ca
