Your Voice for Oakville, Ward 5
Committed to affordability, accessibility and accountability.
Audrey Wubbenhorst is a Ward 5 resident, HDSB school trustee, and business professor running for Oakville Town Council. With extensive experience in business, social services, and education, she brings deep expertise in governance and community service.
Audrey for Oakville Town Councillor, Ward 5
Affordability
Keeping Oakville livable for families, seniors, and future generations through responsible financial leadership.
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Keeping property taxes low and predictable
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Supporting responsible, sustainable growth
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Protecting residents from unnecessary spending
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Encouraging smart infrastructure investments
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Supporting local businesses and vibrant neighbourhood economies
Built around the Three As—practical priorities that put residents first and help protect the quality of life that makes our community strong.
Audrey’s Vision for Ward 5
Accessibility
Building a connected community where everyone can participate, and access the services they need.
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Improving transit and transportation options
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Expanding affordable access to recreational programs
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Maintaining and strengthening our libraries
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Supporting safe, livable, and walkable neighbourhoods
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Improving accessibility for seniors and families
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Enhancing parks, trails, and community gathering spaces
Accountability
Ensuring residents have confidence in Town decisions.
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Promoting transparency around Town Council decisions
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Listening to residents and encouraging meaningful engagement
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Providing clear communication on development issues
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Making evidence-based decisions
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Ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly
Meet Audrey Wubbenhorst
Audrey is the HDSB school trustee for Wards 5 and 7 and is running for Oakville Town Council, Ward 5. She works as a professor at a local college, teaching business and communications. Prior to teaching she worked for over a dozen years at BMO Bank of Montreal in human resources, corporate real estate and communications.
Audrey is currently Chair of the CAAT pension plan and a director with FirstOntario Credit Union. She has served on the board of Toronto Community Housing Corporation during a period of historic redevelopment and has chaired the Investment and Resident Services Committees.
A Ward 5 resident, Audrey has been actively involved in the community. Her family has fostered cats with Ninth Life Cat Rescue and trained a guide dog for the Lion's Foundation. She has received a Volunteer Service Award for her work with the CNIB.
Professional Credentials:
• MA in Communications
• MBA in Financial Servies
• ICD.D designation from Rotman School of Management
• Rotman-ICPM Pension Governance Education Program
Professor & Board Chair with MBA and ICD.D professional credentials.
Leadership
A Community-Focused Future
Audrey believes Ward 5 deserves leadership that is thoughtful, transparent, and focused on the everyday needs of residents. By balancing growth with affordability, improving accessibility across the community, and strengthening accountability at Town Hall, Audrey is committed to helping Oakville remain a welcoming and thriving place to live for everyone.
Out in the Community
Audrey believes Ward 5 deserves leadership that is thoughtful, transparent, and focused on the everyday needs of residents. By balancing growth with affordability, improving accessibility across the community, and strengthening accountability at Town Hall, Audrey is committed to helping Oakville remain a welcoming and thriving place to live for everyone.
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Support Audrey's Campaign
Your contribution helps Audrey bring transparent, community-focused leadership to Oakville Ward 5. Every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference. The Town of Oakville has a generous rebate program for Oakville residents who donate $100 or more. For more information click here: https://www.oakville.ca/town-hall/elections/candidates/campaign-contributions/