Proven Results. Real Impact.
Nancy Henry is a proud Ward 2 Councillor, business owner, and longtime community advocate in Ajax.
She brings lived experience, strong leadership, and a clear commitment to standing up for residents in Ward 2.
She is known for being accessible, responsive, and focused on delivering real results.
“Leadership isn’t just about listening -
it’s about delivering results.”
Proven Results.
Real Impact.
Delivering Results for Ward 2
Delivering Results
for Ward 2
Accountability & Transparency
Keeping residents informed and making decisions openly, so you always know what’s happening in your community.
Smart Growth & Infrastructure
Managing growth responsibly while improving roads, traffic safety, and the infrastructure our community relies on.
Community Safety & Inclusion
Supporting safe neighbourhoods, accessible services, and a community where everyone feels welcome and respected.
Nancy in the Community!
Key Achievements
20+ motions. One term. Real results for Ward 2.
Thanks Ward 2 Residents and Council Colleagues, this is some of the work we did together.
Fighting to Remove Unfair 407 Tolls
Nancy led a motion calling on the Province to permanently remove tolls from Highway 407 through Durham Region, pushing for fair treatment for drivers and businesses.
Oct. 21, 2024
Joe Dickson Park
Successfully led motion to name a new neighbourhood park in honour of long-time public municipal and provincial leader, Joe Dickson, celebrating his legacy of service in Ajax. Joe, otherwise known as "Father Ajax".
Acceleration of the Rossland Road Widening
Advancing key road widening earlier to relieve congestion, support new development, and improve daily commutes across Ward 2.
Parking Relief for Overnight Medical Support. (Parking)
We initiated a review to create fair, workable parking solutions for residents receiving overnight medical care.
Safer Intersections for Families
Co-sponsored motions for six all-way stop signs at key intersections to address speeding and safety concerns from residents. (Williamson Drive West and Hazeldine Drive/Tozer Crescent, Hollier Drive and Cantwell Crescent).
Honouring Veterans
Led the motion for a special commemorative crosswalk at Veteran’s Point Garden, honouring Ajax’s military history and its veterans.
Castlefield School
In the Castlefield area the need for a DDSB school is growing. Nancy has advocated strongly to the DDSB School Board and the Province for a new school build.
Residential Parking Permit Program
Led action on neighbourhood parking challenges - pushing forward solutions that reflect how Ajax has grown and ensure residents have fair access to parking where they live.
Freedom of Religious Expression
Nancy championed a motion affirming the right of residents to express their faith freely, reinforcing Ajax as an inclusive home in solidarity against Bill 21.
Child Care (CWELCC) Program
Led advocacy to protect and expand affordable child care, keeping fees low, creating more spaces, and reducing waitlists for Ajax families.
Flexible Parking Solutions
Expanded the Occasional-Use Parking Permit program to help residents accommodate guests, caregivers. Providing practical, short-term relief while the Town develops a long-term solution.
Intimate Partner Violence Epidemic
Led a motion calling on the Province and Region to formally recognize intimate partner violence as an epidemic, strengthening support systems, increasing awareness, and pushing for coordinated action to protect victims in our community.
20+ motions. One term. Real results for Ward 2.
MOTION-BY-MOTION RECORD
Councillor Nancy Henry - Ward 2
Thanks Ward 2 Residents and Council Colleagues, this is some of the work we did together, from 2022–2026.
A "motion of council" is a formal proposal put forward by a Member of a Council, requesting that the council discuss and take action on a specific issue, essentially initiating a decision-making process by presenting a proposed course of action that requires a vote to be approved. Below is a comprehensive list of the motions which Local Councillor Nancy Henry has moved or seconded so far during the 2022-2026 term. (On a 7 person council it takes 4 out of 7 votes to pass a motion).
December 2022
- Residential Parking Permit Program.
January 2023
- Joe Dickson Park.
March 2023
- Support for Bill 5 - Stopping Harassment and Abuse by Local Leaders Act.
April 2023
- Recognizing the Intimate Partner Violence Epidemic.
- Establishing a Provincial Short-Term Rental System.
November 2023
- Town of Ajax Lobbyist Registry.
April 2024
- Increasing the Number of Judges in Ontario and Canada.
September 2024
- Provincial Regulations Needed to Restrict Keeping of Non-Native (Exotic) Wild Animals.
October 2024
- Temporary Expansion of the Occasional-Use Parking Permit System.
- Requesting the Permanent Removal of Tolls on the Provincially Owned Portion of Highway 407.
January 2025
- Motion to Implement a Short-Term Rental Framework in Ajax.
February 2025
- Honouring Veterans with a Crosswalk Installation.
- Installation of All-Way Stop Signs.
March 2025
- Acceleration of the Rossland Road Widening.
June 2025
- Parking Relief for Overnight Medical Support.
September 2025
- Temporary Removal of Harwood Avenue North from Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) Rotation.
- Supporting Healthy Democracy.
- 3-Way Stop Installation at Searell Avenue & Selby Drive.
- 3-Way Stop Installation at Williamson Drive West & Seggar Avenue.
(Deferred to Mayors budget. Voted on in December 2025.
October 2025
- Advocating for Expansion of CWELCC Program - October 2025.
November 2025
- Ensuring Fair Funding for Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) Alternatives Across All Municipal Tiers.
January 2026
- Accessible On-Street Parking.
February 2026
- Lean Impact Report.
March 2026
- Affirming Freedom of Religious Expression and Supporting Residents Impacted by Bill 21.
April 2026
- Criminal Exploitation of Minors for Organized Crime.
- Ethical Investment and Human Rights Due Diligence in Public Pension Funds.
- Council Chambers Restoration.
May 2026
- Supporting Ajax Pickering Road Watch Community Safety Initiatives.
- Temporary Use of 10, 20, 30 Blowers Crescent.
June 2026
- Reducing Speed Limits on All Interior Roads to 40 km/h.
- Advocating for Provincial Regulatory Modernization to Enable Access to Federally Authorized, Consumer-Grade Hearing and Assistive Listening Technology in Ontario.
December 2022
Residential Parking Permit Program.
January 2023
Joe Dickson Park.
March 2023
Support for Bill 5 - Stopping Harassment and Abuse by Local Leaders Act.
April 2023
Recognizing the Intimate Partner Violence Epidemic.
Establishing a Provincial Short-Term Rental System.
November 2023
Town of Ajax Lobbyist Registry
April 2024
Increasing the Number of Judges in Ontario and Canada.
September 2024
Provincial Regulations Needed to Restrict Keeping of Non-Native (Exotic) Wild Animals.
October 2024
Temporary Expansion of the Occasional-Use Parking Permit System.
Requesting the Permanent Removal of Tolls on the Provincially Owned Portion of Highway 407.
January 2025
Motion to Implement a Short-Term Rental Framework in Ajax.
February 2025
Honouring Veterans with a Crosswalk Installation.
Installation of All-Way Stop Signs.
March 2025
Acceleration of the Rossland Road Widening.
June 2025
Parking Relief for Overnight Medical Support.
September 2025
Temporary Removal of Harwood Avenue North from Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) Rotation.
Supporting Healthy Democracy.
3-Way Stop Installation at Searell Avenue & Selby Drive.
3-Way Stop Installation at Williamson Drive West & Seggar Avenue.
October 2025
Advocating for Expansion of CWELCC Program
November 2025
Ensuring Fair Funding for Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) Alternatives Across All Municipal Tiers.
January 2026
Accessible On-Street Parking.
February 2026
Lean Impact Report.
March 2026
Affirming Freedom of Religious Expression and Supporting Residents Impacted by Bill 21.
April 2026
Criminal Exploitation of Minors for Organized Crime.
Ethical Investment and Human Rights Due Diligence in Public Pension Funds.
Council Chambers Restoration.
May 2026
Supporting Ajax Pickering Road Watch Community Safety Initiatives.
Temporary Use of 10, 20, 30 Blowers Crescent.
June 2026
Reducing Speed Limits on All Interior Roads to 40 km/h.
Advocating for Provincial Regulatory Modernization to Enable Access to Federally Authorized, Consumer-Grade Hearing and Assistive Listening Technology in Ontario.
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