Windsor mayoral candidate Drew Dilkens gathered his supporters at the riverfront Thursday to wrap up his campaign.
"I'm confident in the record, I'm confident in what we've delivered, and I'm confident that the plan we have put forward for the next four years is reasonable. It's doable, we can achieve it," said Dilkens.
Over the course of the last three months, Dilkens has put forward a platform focused on fighting tariffs, strengthening downtown, and investing in community pride and quality of life.
He's encouraging everyone to review his plan before heading to the polls on Monday.
"In every election, every vote matters and this one is just as important as every other one. Get out and vote, exercise your democratic right," said Dilkens.
Dilkens is one of 11 candidates running for Windsor's mayor. Others include Benjamin Danyluk, Aaron Day, Fred Francis, Dylon Graves, Tara Grayer, Nick Kolasky, Tristan Ty Morencie, Kat Pasquach, Patrick Sutherland, and Louis Vautopic.
Election Day is October 26. Polls are open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
