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Candidate for Ottawa City Councillor
I’m running to put Stittsville residents first. I want to listen at the doors, bring every voice to the table and work for the services, safety and sense of belonging our growing community deserves.
Vote Monday, October 26, 2026 · Ward 6 — Stittsville


Meeting neighbours and building the campaign, one street at a time.
The most important way to support the campaign
Make your plan now so your voice is counted in Ottawa’s municipal election. Check your voter information, choose when you will vote and bring a neighbour with you.
Eligible voters must be Canadian citizens, at least 18 years old and meet Ottawa’s municipal residency or property requirements.
Verify or update your voter information before August 12 through Elections Ontario. Updates will also be available through the City from September 1 to 20 and at voting places.
Vote early from October 1–4, on Advance Voting Day October 16, or on Voting Day October 26. Mail-in ballot and proxy options are also available.
On your Ward 6 ballot, choose Marie-Ange Yindaki Ahinful for Ottawa City Councillor.
If you are able to contribute, thank you. Your donation helps me reach more neighbours across Stittsville.
See ways to contributeIf you have time to share, I would be grateful to have you involved at the doors, at events or behind the scenes.
See how to helpElection Day is October 26. Check your information and choose the voting option that works for you.
Make your voting planSee Marie-Ange listening, connecting and campaigning with residents across Stittsville.
Open the photo galleryMarie-Ange in the community
Marie-Ange is meeting residents, community leaders and local business owners throughout Stittsville. These conversations are helping shape a campaign grounded in the experiences and priorities of Ward 6 residents.
Meet Marie-Ange ↓A practical plan for Ward 6
For me, Stittsville First means safer neighbourhoods, responsible growth, strong local businesses, responsible taxes and more housing choices, with practical support and stronger connections for people at every stage of life.
I will support safer streets and school zones, better crossings, thoughtful traffic calming, reliable emergency readiness and neighbourhood design that helps everyone move around with confidence.
I will work for infrastructure-first planning so roads, transit, sidewalks, parks, recreation, drainage, health access and community services keep pace as Stittsville grows.
I will support the shops, restaurants, services and entrepreneurs that give Stittsville its character, including practical help through growth, construction disruption and changing local needs.
I will bring a careful, value-for-money approach to City spending and property taxes while supporting practical housing choices that meet changing needs and respect the character of our neighbourhoods.
I will advocate for accessible recreation, community programs, health connections, food security and local services that help young people, seniors, caregivers and families thrive.
I want residents across every neighbourhood and background to feel heard, informed and connected, with more opportunities to participate and help shape decisions that affect Ward 6.
I want to begin by listening—hearing what residents are carrying, hoping for and asking of City Hall—and bring those voices forward with care and consistency.
Meet Marie-Ange
Marie-Ange has called Stittsville home for many years, where she and her husband William are raising their three sons. She brings public-service and finance experience, formal training in economics, politics and public administration, and a practical understanding of how decisions affect families, businesses and neighbourhood life.
As founder and president of Leading Ladies Canada, a Canadian nonprofit organization, she has spent years creating opportunities, supporting families and youth, and bringing people together across Stittsville and Ottawa. Her leadership style is collaborative, disciplined and rooted in service.
Experience in accountability, financial work and evidence-based decisions.
Bachelor’s studies in politics and economics; Master of Public Administration.
French is Marie-Ange’s first language, and she is comfortable serving residents in both English and French.
Founder and president of Leading Ladies Canada, a Canadian nonprofit organization, and an active community organizer.
Join me
Whether you can help at the doors, at an event or behind the scenes, I would be grateful to have you involved in a way that works for you.
If you have time to share, I would be grateful to have you involved in a way that fits your schedule.
If you would consider hosting a sign, I would be honoured to have your support visible in the neighbourhood.
Follow along for campaign updates, community visits and what I’m hearing from residents.
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Your contribution helps cover voter outreach, signs, literature, translation and community conversations. If you are able to give, thank you for helping me connect with more residents.
Secure one-time contributions from $5 to $1,200. Interac e-Transfer and cheque instructions are available on the contribution page.Marie-Ange is registered in Ottawa’s Contribution Rebate Program. Accepted monetary contributions receive the City-prescribed receipt donors need to apply to the City for a rebate.
View Ottawa rebate informationOnly individuals normally resident in Ontario may contribute, using their own funds.
The maximum contribution to one candidate is $1,200. Corporate and union contributions are not accepted.
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