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Ottawa Catholic School Board in Zone 9 · Ottawa 2026

Danny Arrais

Candidate for Ottawa Catholic School Board trustee in Zone 9 (River and Capital wards) against sitting trustee Luka Luketic-Buyers, with a nomination dated July 22, 2026; his campaign site lists three priorities; a candidate of the same name finished second in Zone 7 in 2022.

Danny Arrais is on the City of Ottawa’s open data list of nominated candidates for Ottawa Catholic School Board trustee in Zone 9, which covers City Wards 16 and 17, with a nomination dated July 22, 2026. The other nominee in the zone is Luka Luketic-Buyers, the sitting trustee. A campaign website in his name describes him as a tradesperson and local builder and lists three priorities: strong classrooms, support for students and safe and healthy schools. The City’s 2022 results list a candidate named Danny Arrais in Zone 7, second with 869 of 2,724 votes, 31.9 percent. No source read states that this is the same person.

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About Danny Arrais

The City of Ottawa’s open data file shows Danny Arrais’s nomination for trustee of the Ottawa Catholic School Board in Zone 9 dated July 22, 2026, with no withdrawal. The other nomination in the zone is Luka Luketic-Buyers, dated June 5, 2026. CTV News Ottawa’s guide of September 9, 2026 lists both and marks neither as acclaimed. The City’s page for this board could not be read, so voche.me relies on the open data file. The archived copy of the City’s list of nominated candidates (last updated June 29, 2026) was taken before his nomination and does not list him.

A campaign website at dannyarrais.ca names him as a candidate for Ottawa Catholic School Board trustee in Zone 9. The site says he is a tradesperson and a local builder, and that he is running because he believes children deserve safe, welcoming schools where every student has the opportunity to learn, grow and reach their full potential. It gives the slogan “Working Together for Our Catholic Schools” and says he would bring practical experience, a strong work ethic and a commitment to listening to parents, teachers and the community. These are the campaign’s statements about itself. voche.me could not read the City’s page that would show whether this is the website he gave the City.

The City’s official results for the October 24, 2022 election list a candidate named Danny Arrais in the Zone 7 race, where he finished second with 869 of the 2,724 votes, which is 31.9 percent, behind Jeremy Wittet with 1,855. No source read states that the 2026 candidate in Zone 9 is the same person as the 2022 candidate in Zone 7, so those 2022 facts are about a candidate of the same name. The City’s results for the 2022 Zone 9 race do not list him.

The board’s trustee page does not list him among its ten trustees, and he holds no public office on the record voche.me read. The sources read hold no complaint or allegation about him.

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Priorities & positions

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Strong classrooms (campaign website)

The campaign website lists strong classrooms as its first priority: safe, welcoming classrooms where every student can reach their potential.

Danny Arrais · campaign website, home page

What voche.me has checked

Evidence reviewed on October 7, 2026: the City’s open data file of nominations and its 2022 official results for the Zone 9 and Zone 7 races, an Internet Archive copy of the City’s list of nominated candidates for this board (last updated June 29, 2026, before his nomination, so it does not list him), the board’s trustee page, the CTV News Ottawa guide of September 9, 2026, and the home page of the campaign website dannyarrais.ca.

Gaps. The City’s page for the Ottawa Catholic School Board could not be read: ottawa.ca returns an empty page to automated requests, and the Internet Archive holds no copy of the certified list. The only archived copy is the City’s list of nominated candidates last updated June 29, 2026. The website is a single page, and its statements are the campaign’s own and were not checked. No social media account or news article quoting him was found. The 2022 facts are about a candidate of the same name in a different zone, and no source reads that they are one person. An empty section records only that nothing was found, and he may well have statements that voche.me has not seen. The voche.me questionnaire has not been sent.

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Tradesperson and local builder (campaign website)

The campaign website describes him as a tradesperson and a local builder, and says his experience in the trades taught him to listen, solve problems, work with others and be accountable. voche.me has not checked this description.

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When is the election Danny Arrais is running in?

The 2026 Ottawa municipal election, including the Ottawa Catholic School Board race, is decided on October 26, 2026.

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