Paul Stopciati is running for Ward 10 Councillor — bringing experience, accountability, and a lifelong commitment to community service to City Hall.
Paul Stopciati is committed to serving as a full-time councillor — accessible, accountable, and always available to Ward 10 residents. His pledge ensures dedicated, focused representation at City Hall, not a part-time afterthought.
Read the Full Pledge →Paul is proudly self-funding his campaign for Ward 10 Councillor, ensuring his only obligation is to the residents he seeks to represent — not special interests, corporate donors, or outside influence. No strings attached. Just accountability to you.
Read the Press Release →Join Paul for an informal meet and greet at The Daventry Kitchen & Bar. Meet the candidate, ask questions, and share what matters most to you and your neighbours. Everyone is welcome.
Married with one son, Jordan, who serves as Senior Director of Unity Health Toronto (St. Joseph's Hospital, St. Michael's Hospital, Providence Healthcare). Local business owner, community volunteer, and experienced public servant committed to putting Ward 10 residents first.
Paul Stopciati is a lifelong Greater Sudbury resident and local business owner who has built his career on hard work, accountability, and a deep commitment to community service.
As the proprietor of PES Commercial Cleaning Ltd., Paul has spent over two decades serving Northern Ontario businesses. His experience spans both municipal and provincial levels of public service — including appointments with the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General, the Ontario Fire Safety Commission, and the Ontario Animal Care Review Board.
"I am running for council because Ward 10 deserves strong, accountable representation that puts residents first. I am committed to transparency, fiscal responsibility, and listening closely to the priorities of our community."
Clear, achievable goals grounded in what Paul has heard from residents across Ward 10.
Sustained investment in safe, reliable, and well-maintained neighbourhoods. Ensuring Ward 10's roads, water, and core infrastructure meet the needs of our growing community.
Disciplined, transparent decision-making at City Hall. Responsible tax management that protects household budgets while maintaining essential services.
Protecting and supporting seniors and vulnerable neighbours through accessible services, reliable transit, and community-based programs that keep people safe, connected, and housed.
Urgent, coordinated action and stronger intergovernmental collaboration to address housing availability and homelessness — visible challenges that demand real solutions.
Clear, transparent planning and accountability for major city-building projects — ensuring public investments deliver lasting community benefit for all residents.
Strengthening local services and public safety to maintain quality of life and confidence in local government. Every resident deserves to feel safe in their neighbourhood.
A lifetime of service — from local fundraisers to provincial appointments.
Highway 69 Safety: Paul has written to Ontario's Minister of Transportation urging the completion of the four-laning of Highway 69 to Highway 400 — a critical safety and economic priority for Northern Ontario.
Recent coverage of Paul's campaign for Ward 10 Councillor.
Paul travelled to Queen's Park to make the case directly to the Minister of Transportation for completing the four-laning of Highway 69. A key safety and economic priority for Northern Ontario, Highway 69 remains central to Paul's advocacy for Ward 10.
Read his letter to the Minister →Stopciati commits to being accessible, accountable, and fully dedicated to representing Ward 10 residents as a full-time councillor. "Ward 10 deserves a councillor who is available, engaged, and focused full-time on delivering results."
Read full release →Susan Nichol, P.Eng., Director of MTO's Design and Engineering Branch, responds to Paul's letter urging completion of the Highway 69 four-laning, confirming the project remains a priority and detailing the next steps required before construction can begin.
Read the response →Paul has written to Ontario's Minister of Transportation urging the completion of the four-laning of Highway 69 to Highway 400 — a critical safety and economic priority for Northern Ontario.
Read the letter →Stopciati last sought public office in Ward 9 during the 2018 civic election, earning a second-place 1,204 votes. He is currently the only candidate in Ward 10, with incumbent Fern Cormier not seeking re-election.
Read article →Paul Stopciati says better roads, managing taxes and addressing homelessness are among his priorities. "Ward 10 deserves strong, accountable representation that puts residents first."
Read article →Paul Stopciati was among the first candidates to register when nominations opened on May 1, joining a field of nine candidates on opening day.
Read article →Have questions, ideas, or want to get involved? Paul wants to hear from you.
Paul is meeting with residents across Ward 10 in the months ahead. Reach out to share your priorities, ask questions, or offer your support.
Ward 10 includes: Downtown core, hospital district, York Street corridor, Ramsey View Court, Walford Road, Lake Nepahwin area, Loach's Road neighbourhood, and the university area.