Peel Region

Campaigning to improve living standards, reduce taxes and combat crime.

Campaigning to help families and lower the cost of living.

Transit platform includes extending TTC Line 2 west into Mississauga via Sherway Gardens and pressing Metrolinx and the province to finish the Hazel McCallion LRT.

Centres her campaign on fiscal accountability, including an independent municipal auditor general.

Repeal property tax increases, strengthen tenants' rights, and add checks on high-rise development.

Certified mayoral candidate.

Economist and business leader; has run in several municipal and federal elections.

Prioritize road repair, freeze city property taxes, keep community sports facilities open until 2 a.m. for youth.

Certified mayoral candidate.

Campaigning to make the city safer, healthier and more affordable.

Safer communities, clean neighbourhoods and economic growth.

At the first debate she defended her record, saying taxes were kept relatively low during her two years, and pointed to the growing police budget as a cost pressure.

Cooksville resident since 1966; retired from the fire protection industry in 2021.

Two-year freeze on the city's share of residential property taxes, a permanent freeze for qualifying seniors, and more time to pay without interest penalties.

Her campaign website describes a record of helping families, women, youth, seniors and newcomers (campaign description quoted by the Brampton Guardian).

Says he is running to see through "transformational" projects including Brampton's second hospital and the Hazel McCallion LRT extension, and will keep focusing on public safety.

Certified mayoral candidate.

Background in science, engineering and management; ran for mayor in 2022 and previously for regional council and Peel Region Chair (2018).

Arbitrator.

At the CBC-covered town hall, raised affordability and retaining young residents and artists.

Certified mayoral candidate.

Certified mayoral candidate.

Certified mayoral candidate.

Raised long-term funding for the arts sector at the town hall.

Called for downtown investment, including correcting the downtown floodplain to unlock federal funding.

Certified mayoral candidate.

Regional councillor for Wards 1, 2 and 3 since 2022; first elected as Ward 2 councillor in 2018.

Calls for stronger enforcement against illegal truck yards and trucks on prohibited roads, better-coordinated road construction, and more police patrols.

Regional councillor for Wards 4, 5 and 6 since 2022; his website says he chairs Peel Region's Planning and Growth Management committee.

Listed priorities: protecting rural Caledon, a health-care centre, safer roads, opposing Highway 413, lower taxes and accountability.

Stated priorities: responsible growth, financial accountability, transparency, infrastructure and protecting Caledon's rural character.