Information practices
Privacy and information handling
This guide is designed to work without tracking its readers. Here is what stays in your browser, what happens when you send a factual correction, and what the directory leaves out.
Brampton Civic Signal is a static civic guide. It does not need an account, an address, or a profile to help you read the ballot.
Last reviewed July 16, 2026
Preferences stay in your browser
Your theme choice and a selected ward may be stored in your browser so the guide can remember that preference. The site does not ask for or send your street address to choose a ward.
What this site does not collect
The site does not use analytics, tracking pixels, advertising technology, visitor accounts, or location lookup. It does not sell or republish reader information.
If you send a correction
Email sent through the correction route is used to review that factual correction. Requests under review and personal information are not published. Only a completed, source-backed decision may appear in the public corrections log.
What stays out of candidate records
The directory does not republish campaign websites, social accounts, campaign email addresses, phone numbers, street addresses, photos, statements, rankings, or scores. Keeping the record narrow supports equal treatment and privacy.