89 named ballot motions
908 reconstructed unanimous motions
83 collective outcomes
HOW THEY VOTED · SOURCES
Sources and coverage
Review the original records and the gaps behind the voting views.
Council votes · Committee votes · Votes by issue
Voting index updated October 12, 2026
The newly checked October 6 registry adds GP 26-55, the Heritage Centre advocacy recommendation, as a collective outcome with no individual ballots assigned. Chair labels for non-tied committee motions are corrected following the October 12 practice clarification.
Each numbered motion is one entry. Three pairs of bylaw readings were previously grouped: 24-100 and 24-101, 25-04 and 25-10, and 25-207 and 25-210. Their separate named ballots are now counted separately. A reconsideration remains a separate voting event.
35 named ballot motions
0 reconstructed unanimous motions
245 collective outcomes
0 named ballot motions
0 reconstructed unanimous motions
0 collective outcomes
28 named ballot motions
587 reconstructed unanimous motions
3 collective outcomes
19 named ballot motions
0 reconstructed unanimous motions
153 collective outcomes
0 named ballot motions
0 reconstructed unanimous motions
10 collective outcomes
Motion totals are not member ballot totals. Council and committee/board records are separate in every term and issue comparison. Collective outcomes add no member ballots. The chair votes only to decide a tie. Non-tied chairing adds no member ballot, and complete individual committee totals remain unestablished.
Awa’s earlier-term record includes his service as councillor and later mayor. The original minutes identify Sheppard as chair on October 25, 2022, March 28 and August 22, 2023; Smith on March 14; and Stevenson on May 23. Those meetings account for his 68 indexed positions from the appointment meeting onward. Chairing without a vote is excluded.
2025 Council review and source holds
2024 Council review is available.
216 entries added across 23 indexed Council meetings, including two special meetings. Read the 2024 voting review and source holds.
2026 committees reviewed through September.
13 committee and board records, 50 additions including five named ballots. Read the review and source exceptions. Follow decisions to their later reports.
All indexed 2024 and 2025 committees and boards are reviewed.
38 records across both batches. The latest batch adds 71 collective outcomes with unresolved individual positions left empty. Read the completed review and source exceptions.
2026 Council review is available.
26 additions and four corrected conflict assignments. Read the 2026 sources and remaining holds.
2025 Planning and Finance committees are reviewed.
42 entries added across ten meetings, including four named vote events. Read the committee outcomes, conflicts and reconsideration sequence.
The opening current-term 2023 review is available.
64 additions across three Council meetings and one Planning committee meeting. Read the November–December sources and holds.
Across selected current-term years and committees. Member voting records →
184 unanimous reconstructions, with 1,091 supporting positions, and three collective outcomes with no member attribution.
Kept in the source inventory; no additional index entry or member support is assigned while remaining stage or ballot checks are incomplete.
City Clerk clarification received October 6.
The signed versions of 1020 and 1021 date first and second readings August 5, 2025 and final readings September 9. The City Clerk explains that July 8 motion 25-159 accepted the committee recommendation and authorized the bylaws to proceed to Council readings. It did not complete all three readings on July 8. The signed bylaw dates establish the actual reading dates. This resolves the wording question; individual positions on the six later reading motions remain outside the index until their source and ballot checks are completed.
294 numbered Council entries reviewed; 211 classified substantive.
The other 83 are procedural: agenda changes, prior minutes, session transitions, adjournments and permissions to debate or give a later reading. Separate permission and actual adoption are not counted as two substantive decisions. The substantive inventory includes the ten held stages. The October 8 audit separates the three previously grouped pairs of named readings so each numbered reading counts once.
Unanimous support uses the original minute roster, numeric registry tally, actual chair and item-specific conflicts or departures. Moving or seconding alone does not establish support. No new audio audit, question count, statement count, attendance-report total or historical-vote change is claimed.
The indexed 2024 Council written voting sources have now been reviewed. The indexed 2024 and 2025 committee written voting sources are also reviewed. Other committee years and unresolved attribution and audio work remain. These selected totals are not full-term voting percentages or measures of effectiveness. Explore current-term votes by issue →
INDIVIDUAL ATTRIBUTION HELD
December 9 says Awa left the chair and Smith chaired the remainder. The following registry tallies drop to seven, but the minutes do not clearly establish Awa’s participation afterward. Outcomes are verified; supporting individuals remain unassigned.
25-291 · Award AECOM $666,756 plus GST for initial water-service upgrade design and procurement phases between the Water Treatment Plant and Astro Hill
Unanimously Carried · 7 for, 0 against, 0 abstained (individual positions unresolved)
The minutes say Awa left the chair and Smith chaired the remainder, but do not clearly identify Awa’s participation afterward. Seven votes are recorded against the nine-person opening roster. The outcome is preserved collectively; no departure, chair vote or supporting member is guessed. A reading, recommendation, funding application, award or budget authority is separate from implementation, funding receipt, payment and completion.
Read the source review →25-292 · Conditionally award AECOM $1,332,544 plus GST for 2026–2028 water-service contract administration, inspection and closeout
Unanimously Carried · 7 for, 0 against, 0 abstained (individual positions unresolved)
The minutes say Awa left the chair and Smith chaired the remainder, but do not clearly identify Awa’s participation afterward. Seven votes are recorded against the nine-person opening roster. The outcome is preserved collectively; no departure, chair vote or supporting member is guessed. A reading, recommendation, funding application, award or budget authority is separate from implementation, funding receipt, payment and completion.
Read the source review →25-293 · Proceed with Iqaluit’s proposal to host Inuit Nunangat University
Unanimously Carried · 7 for, 0 against, 0 abstained (individual positions unresolved)
The minutes say Awa left the chair and Smith chaired the remainder, but do not clearly identify Awa’s participation afterward. Seven votes are recorded against the nine-person opening roster. The outcome is preserved collectively; no departure, chair vote or supporting member is guessed. A reading, recommendation, funding application, award or budget authority is separate from implementation, funding receipt, payment and completion.
Read the source review →APPARENT REPEATED STAGES
25-187
City Clerk clarification received October 6 resolves stage identity: this is a separate final reading of the Lot 16 acquisition bylaw. Source and individual-ballot checks remain pending before adding member positions. This is a clarification hold, not an allegation that the recorded vote did not occur.
Original meeting and sources →25-188
City Clerk clarification received October 6 resolves stage identity: this is a separate final reading of the Lot 16 disposal bylaw. Source and individual-ballot checks remain pending before adding member positions. This is a clarification hold, not an allegation that the recorded vote did not occur.
Original meeting and sources →25-168
City Clerk clarification received October 6 resolves stage identity: this is a separate first reading of the Lot 16 acquisition bylaw. Source and individual-ballot checks remain pending before adding member positions. This is a clarification hold, not an allegation that the recorded vote did not occur.
Original meeting and sources →25-169
City Clerk clarification received October 6 resolves stage identity: this is a separate first reading of the Lot 16 disposal bylaw. Source and individual-ballot checks remain pending before adding member positions. This is a clarification hold, not an allegation that the recorded vote did not occur.
Original meeting and sources →25-170
City Clerk clarification received October 6 resolves stage identity: this is a separate second reading of the Lot 16 acquisition bylaw. Source and individual-ballot checks remain pending before adding member positions. This is a clarification hold, not an allegation that the recorded vote did not occur.
Original meeting and sources →25-171
City Clerk clarification received October 6 resolves stage identity: this is a separate second reading of the Lot 16 disposal bylaw. Source and individual-ballot checks remain pending before adding member positions. This is a clarification hold, not an allegation that the recorded vote did not occur.
Original meeting and sources →25-58
Cabin first-reading stage appears to repeat the January 28 direction in 25-16. This is a clarification hold, not an allegation that the recorded vote did not occur.
Original meeting and sources →25-59
Cabin first-reading stage appears to repeat the January 28 direction in 25-16. This is a clarification hold, not an allegation that the recorded vote did not occur.
Original meeting and sources →25-60
Cabin first-reading stage appears to repeat the January 28 direction in 25-16. This is a clarification hold, not an allegation that the recorded vote did not occur.
Original meeting and sources →25-63
ZBA 25-002 compound first/second reading precedes the already-indexed April first and second readings (25-72/91). The compound motion also includes SK 25-004; its full recorded text remains in the source. This is a clarification hold, not an allegation that the recorded vote did not occur.
Original meeting and sources →BY MEETING
Council Meeting #17
22 added entries · 32 numbered motions · 23 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
Council Meeting #16
10 added entries · 16 numbered motions · 11 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
Council Meeting #15
9 added entries · 13 numbered motions · 10 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
Council Meeting #14
12 added entries · 19 numbered motions · 12 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
The registry independently identifies procedural entries whose minute header/result was not extracted: 25-229. No substantive decision or member position is created from a missing header.
Council Meeting #13
7 added entries · 12 numbered motions · 9 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
Council Meeting #12
13 added entries · 19 numbered motions · 15 classified substantive · 2 stages awaiting review.
Council Meeting #11
8 added entries · 18 numbered motions · 13 classified substantive · 4 stages awaiting review.
Council Meeting #10
17 added entries · 22 numbered motions · 17 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
The registry independently identifies procedural entries whose minute header/result was not extracted: 25-145, 25-146. No substantive decision or member position is created from a missing header.
Council Meeting #09
16 added entries · 22 numbered motions · 16 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
25-142 has no printed motion header in the posted minutes. Its full award and budget decision follows 25-141; the registry independently supplies the ID and six-vote tally.
Council Meeting #08
15 added entries · 22 numbered motions · 15 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
Council Meeting #07
9 added entries · 16 numbered motions · 10 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
The DP 25-009 / SK 25-005 matter was not dealt with because Tilley’s conflict left no quorum; no vote is invented. April 25-91 is already indexed with its recorded defeated outcome; its For-column discrepancy remains unresolved.
Council Meeting #06
10 added entries · 15 numbered motions · 11 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
Council Meeting #05
7 added entries · 15 numbered motions · 11 classified substantive · 4 stages awaiting review.
Council Meeting #04
5 added entries · 8 numbered motions · 5 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
The linked registry filename says minuites, but its contents are the March 11 Council Motion Registry; document identity is checked from its header, not guessed from filename.
Council Meeting #03
4 added entries · 9 numbered motions · 5 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
DP 24-051 was deferred without a vote because declared conflicts left no quorum; its later March 25 award decision remains separate.
Council Meeting #02
9 added entries · 16 numbered motions · 11 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
Council Meeting #01
14 added entries · 20 numbered motions · 17 classified substantive · 0 stages awaiting review.
Other source discrepancies stay visible.
The existing January and February named tallies expressly include Awa even though no tie is shown. April’s defeated 25-91 still conflicts with the registry’s For column. Those named records are preserved, not rewritten to fit an assumed rule. Missing minute headers for June’s 25-142 and July’s procedural 25-145/146 are reconciled against the registries.
March 11’s old summary said Governance and Priorities appointments were deferred. Carried motion 25-50 appoints Stevenson chair, Sheppard vice-chair, and Smith, Flaherty and Kunuk regular members; the summary is corrected against the operative motion.
Methodology and current totals →