Former Mp Wins Closely Contested By Election

Carolyn Parrish Elected as Mississauga's Next Mayor

Former MP Wins Closely Contested By-Election

In a closely contested by-election, Carolyn Parrish has been elected as the next Mayor of Mississauga. The former Mississauga councillor and MP won by over 8,500 votes, defeating a crowded field of contenders.

A Legacy of Accomplishments

Parrish has a long history of accomplishments in public service. She served as a city councillor from 2006 to 2011 and as a federal MP from 2011 to 2015. During her tenure, she was known for her dedication to the residents of Ward 5 and her tireless work on behalf of various charities.

A Platform Focused on Affordable Housing

In her campaign for mayor, Parrish ran on a platform centered on expanding affordable housing in the city. She promised to streamline permitting processes and explore innovative solutions to address the growing affordability crisis.

A Disappointing Turnout

Despite the close margin of victory, the by-election saw a historically low voter turnout. This has raised concerns about the health of democracy in Mississauga and the need to find ways to engage more residents in the political process.

A Lasting Impression

As Mayor-elect Parrish, takes office, she leaves voters with a lasting impression of her commitment to serving the residents of Mississauga and her vision for a brighter future for the city.