Candidate for Councillor in Ward 24 Scarborough-Guildwood, a tool and die maker and community volunteer.
Nachi Ramasamy is on the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates for Councillor in Ward 24 Scarborough-Guildwood, with a nomination filed on August 14, 2026. His campaign website says he has more than 30 years of community involvement. The Local says he is president of the Tamil Nadu Cultural Society of Canada and has a background as a tool and die maker.
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Toronto municipal electionNachi Ramasamy appears on the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates for Councillor in Ward 24 Scarborough-Guildwood. A certified candidate is one whose nomination the City Clerk has accepted. The list shows the nomination date as August 14, 2026 and no campaign website. The Local’s Ward 24 tracker links nachiramasamy.ca as his website, where the campaign names him Ramasamy Nachi.
The campaign website, the campaign’s own statement, says he is a long-time Scarborough resident, business owner and skilled trades professional and a Centennial College alumnus, and that he has more than 30 years of involvement in cultural, educational, health and volunteer initiatives. The Local’s tracker says he is the president of the Tamil Nadu Cultural Society of Canada, a nonprofit that supports Tamil people in Canada, and that he has a background as a tool and die maker. voche.me did not check these roles with the college or the society.
His site lists priorities as safe school zones with traffic calming near schools and playgrounds, faster Basement Flooding Protection Program support and public timelines for Highland Creek and ravine drainage work, shorter waits on transit routes with better connections to Guildwood GO, and housing that fits existing neighbourhoods. It also lists four accountability commitments: published office hours, a 48-hour reply standard for resident calls and emails, a monthly report-back, and a visible presence at community events. These are the campaign’s statements. TTCriders’ page of Ward 24 candidate responses records Yes beside his name for all 18 of its questions.
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His site lists traffic calming and speed enforcement near schools and playgrounds, and faster Basement Flooding Protection Program support with public timelines for Highland Creek and ravine drainage work.
Nachi Ramasamy · campaign websiteHis site lists shorter waits on routes residents use, safer stops and lighting, and better connections to Guildwood GO.
Nachi Ramasamy · campaign websiteHis site lists published office hours, a 48-hour reply standard for resident calls and emails, a monthly report-back and a visible presence at community events.
Nachi Ramasamy · campaign websiteEvidence reviewed on October 4, 2026: the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates and Members of Council page, his campaign website, The Local’s Ward 24 tracker, Build Canada’s Ward 24 page, TTCriders’ Ward 24 page and The Green Line’s list of ward debates. No public office is on record in his profile. Every statement taken from his campaign website is written as the campaign’s own account.
Ward context. The sitting Ward 24 councillor on the City’s Members of Council page is Paul Ainslie, who is also a candidate. The 6 candidates for Ward 24 on the City’s list are Paul Ainslie, Robert Bazil, Jithender Mulamalla, Nachi Ramasamy, Arun Sivanandan and An Wu. A seventh, Rajinder Lall, withdrew on August 21, 2026. The City Clerk’s 2022 results for Ward 24 list 4 candidates: Paul Ainslie (12,483 votes, elected), Vivian Parker (1,820), Habiba Desai (1,307) and Keiosha Ross (703). Of the other five 2026 candidates, none appears by name anywhere in the Clerk’s 2022 declaration of results or its 2018 one. Build Canada’s Ward 24 page shows Paul Ainslie as the only candidate who answered its questionnaire. TTCriders’ page records Yes to all 18 of its questions from Paul Ainslie, Jithender Mulamalla and Nachi Ramasamy, and no response from Robert Bazil and Arun Sivanandan. The Green Line’s list of ward debates names none for Ward 24.
Gaps. The campaign website draws its text in the browser, so the page itself holds only a title. voche.me read the campaign’s own sentences from the site’s script file, and saved them as a list, not as the full page. The City’s list shows no website for him, and The Local’s tracker links nachiramasamy.ca. A second address, ramasamynachi.ca, returned the same empty page and is not used. His society role and trade background rest on The Local alone and were not checked with the society. His social media accounts are not linked on the site and were not searched for. Build Canada’s page lists no questionnaire answers from him. The questionnaire has not been sent.
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