Mississauga City Council

Mississauga City Council is the governing body of the city of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.

Mississauga City Council
Type
Type
Term limits
None
History
New session started
December 1, 2014
Leadership
Mayor of Mississauga
Structure
Seats12
Length of term
4 years
AuthorityMunicipal Act, 2001
Salary$187,057 (mayor)
$82,831.74 (councillor)
Elections
Last election
October 22, 2018
(12 seats)
Next election
2022
(12 seats)
Meeting place
Council Chamber
Mississauga Civic Centre
Mississauga, Ontario
Website
mississauga.ca/council

The council consists of the mayor and 11 councillors elected to serve a four-year term. The last municipal election was held October 22, 2018 and the next will be held in 2022. All members of council, including the mayor, are also simultaneously members of the Peel Regional Council.

2018-2022

Council elected in the 2018 municipal election.[1]

Councillor Ward Notes
Bonnie CrombieMayor
Stephen DaskoWard 1 (Port Credit, Lakeview)
Karen RasWard 2 (Clarkson, Lorne Park)
Chris FonsecaWard 3 (Rathwood, Applewood)
John KovacWard 4 (City Centre)
Carolyn ParrishWard 5 (Britannia Woods, Malton)
Ron StarrWard 6 (Erindale)
Dipika DamerlaWard 7 (Cooksville)
Matt MahoneyWard 8 (Erin Mills)
Pat SaitoWard 9 (Meadowvale)
Sue McFaddenWard 10 (Lisgar, Churchill Meadows)
George CarlsonWard 11 (Streetsville)

2014-2018

Council elected in the 2014 municipal election and subsequent by-elections:[2]

Councillor Ward Notes
Bonnie CrombieMayor
Jim ToveyWard 1 (Port Credit, Lakeview)Died in office on January 15, 2018[3]
David CookAppointed as replacement by Council on February 21, 2018[4]
Karen RasWard 2 (Clarkson, Lorne Park)
Chris FonsecaWard 3 (Rathwood, Applewood)
Frank DaleWard 4 (City Centre)Resigned in 2014 when he was appointed Chair of the Regional Municipality of Peel
John KovacWon by-election on April 27, 2015.[5]
Carolyn ParrishWard 5 (Britannia Woods, Malton)
Ron StarrWard 6 (Erindale)
Nando IanniccaWard 7 (Cooksville)
Matt MahoneyWard 8 (Erin Mills)
Pat SaitoWard 9 (Meadowvale)
Sue McFaddenWard 10 (Lisgar, Churchill Meadows)
George CarlsonWard 11 (Streetsville)

2010-2014

Council elected in the 2010 municipal election and subsequent by-elections:

Councillor Ward Notes
Hazel McCallionMayor
Jim ToveyWard 1 (Port Credit)
Patricia MullinWard 2 (Clarkson, Lorne Park)
Chris FonsecaWard 3 (Rathwood, Applewood)
Frank DaleWard 4 (City Centre)
Eve AdamsWard 5 (Britannia Woods, Malton)Resigned in early 2011 to run as a Conservative candidate in the 2011 federal election.
Bonnie CrombieWon by-election on September 19, 2011.[6]
Ron StarrWard 6 (Erindale)
Nando IanniccaWard 7 (Cooksville)
Katie MahoneyWard 8 (Erin Mills)
Pat SaitoWard 9 (Meadowvale)
Sue McFaddenWard 10 (Lisgar, Churchill Meadows)
George CarlsonWard 11 (Streetsville)

2006-2010

Council elected in the 2006 municipal election:

Councillor Ward Notes
Hazel McCallionMayor
Carmen CorbassonWard 1 (Port Credit)
Patricia MullinWard 2 (Clarkson, Lorne Park)
Maja PrenticeWard 3 (Rathwood, Applewood)
Frank DaleWard 4 (City Centre)
Eve AdamsWard 5 (Britannia Woods, Malton)
Carolyn ParrishWard 6 (Erindale)
Nando IanniccaWard 7 (Cooksville)
Katie MahoneyWard 8 (Erin Mills)
Pat SaitoWard 9 (Meadowvale)
Sue McFaddenWard 10 (Lisgar, Churchill Meadows)
George CarlsonWard 11 (Streetsville)

References
  1. Rusnov, Diana (October 26, 2018). "2018 Election, Official Results" (PDF). Mississauga Votes. Office of the City Clerk, City of Mississauga. Retrieved November 1, 2018.
  2. "Mississauga Municipal Election Official Results" (PDF). City Clerk of Mississauga. 30 October 2014. Retrieved 10 November 2014.
  3. Williams, Rachael (January 16, 2018). "Visionary Mississauga Councillor Jim Tovey dies at 68". Toronto Star. Retrieved February 21, 2018.
  4. Williams, Rachael (February 21, 2018). "Former councillor David Cook appointed to fill Ward 1 vacancy". The Mississauga News. Retrieved February 21, 2018.
  5. Clay, Chris (28 April 2015). "John Kovac wins Mississauga byelection". Toronto Star.
  6. "Crombie edges out Parrish for Mississauga council seat". The Globe and Mail, September 19, 2011.

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