City quarterly attendance grids.
Kuthula Matshazi
Councillor
Appointed June 23, 2026
The City says Matshazi was appointed to fill the vacant seat and was sworn in ahead of the July 28 council meeting. No Q1 or Q2 attendance is assigned because Matshazi did not hold the seat during those reporting periods.
Zero is limited to the July 28 minutes and the complete August 18 and August 25 recordings. It is not a claim about unaudited audio or work outside meetings.
One formula used across the Site
Same cutoff and records as the Attendance page: January 2024 through June 2026. This is not verified payroll and it is not a performance grade. The archive begins November 14, 2023, but a comparable 2023 quarterly attendance grid has not yet been indexed.
Compare attendance across both terms · 2019–2023 attendance records
Attendance by year and quarter
The headline above combines these same City reports. These smaller periods explain the total; they are not competing scores.
City quarterly attendance grids.
City Q1 and Q2 attendance grids.
This is not evidence of silence. The 2024 recordings have not yet been audited.
Written-record minimum only. Multi-part exchanges may be compressed in the minutes, so the number retains a plus sign until audio is checked.
No unresolved or promised follow-up is identified in this member’s currently audited 2025 written-question ledger. That is not a claim about missing records or unaudited audio.
0 written-record entries
Only remarks filed under the regular council agenda’s formal STATEMENTS item. This is separate from debate remarks, questions and the editorial “notable statements” selection above.
2019–2023 voting record · Both terms and combined totals · Compare votes by issue
20 for · 0 opposed · 0 abstained
Across 20 reviewed decision positions: 2 named in the written record and 18 support positions reconstructed from unanimous results. This is a partial record, not every substantive vote during this member’s term.
Conflicts 0, absences 0 and chairing without a vote 0 are excluded from the chart. These are statuses on indexed motions, not meeting attendance totals.
See 18 reviewed unanimous motions and their source
Motion 26-180 · First reading of land disposal By-law 1037
Carried unanimously · 3–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-181 · Second reading of land disposal By-law 1037
Carried unanimously · 3–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-182 · Judo Nunavut curling rink fee waiver of $300
Carried unanimously · 4–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-183 · Ulu Lane utility easement survey SK 26-004
Carried unanimously · 4–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-184 · Astro Hill Sky I and II apartment permit DP 26-026 and utility easement
Carried unanimously · 4–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-185 · Sivumugiaq road and sidewalk survey SK 26-012 A and B
Carried unanimously · 4–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-186 · Explore electronic delivery of in-camera documents
Carried unanimously · 4–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-187 · Prepare scope and budget for a multi-year by-law review
Carried unanimously · 4–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-162 · Deny extension appeal for Jack Anawak Street clean-up order
Carried unanimously · 5–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-165 · Approve ATII Nunavut livery licence subject to by-law requirements
Carried unanimously · 5–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-167 · Dispose of surplus City assets by publicly advertised sealed tender
Carried unanimously · 5–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-168 · Waive recreation fees for structured exercise program for cancer survivors
Carried unanimously · 5–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-169 · Sponsor 2026 Qalugiaq Bowhead Whale Hunt for $10,000
Carried unanimously · 4–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-170 · Nunavut Research Institute application for Arctic self-determination study
Carried unanimously · 5–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-171 · Nunavut Research Institute application for Filipino immigration study
Carried unanimously · 5–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-172 · Inuit Heritage Trust application for World Navigator expedition
Carried unanimously · 5–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-173 · Inuit Heritage Trust application for Silver Wind expedition
Carried unanimously · 5–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗Motion 26-176 · Award two-year janitorial services contract to C&K Services
Carried unanimously · 3–0
Official motion registry ↗ · Official minutes ↗These are selected topic decisions, not this member’s full recorded voting total. Two unanimous results use the recorded attendance and result to infer support; conflicts and absences remain separate. See the individually recorded positions below for the broader named index. Voting does not capture questions, advocacy, implementation or work outside the chamber.
See 2 individually recorded entries and their sources
Motion GP 26-44 · Committee recommends Astro Hill Sky I and II apartment permit and utility easement
Carried · 3–1
Official minutes ↗This section does not treat moving or seconding a motion as a vote. Reconstructed support from reviewed unanimous results is labelled in the section above. “Absent,” “Conflict,” “Abstained” and “Not in office” are kept separate.
Presence, moving a motion, questioning and voting are different records
Attendance reproduces the City’s quarterly grids and separates formal council meetings from committees, hearings and workshops. Motion counts cover 35 written motion records from 2025 and available 2026 registries through August 25. “Substantive” removes agenda and minutes approval, in-camera transitions and adjournment. The question number is a minimum from written minutes; audio may raise it. None of these numbers proves how much work a member did outside the chamber.
For a mayor, council voting is treated separately: the mayor normally votes only to break a tie. Committee participation can create a different voting record.