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Bonnie outlines the steps she would take within her first 100 days as Mayor to advance a Line 2 subway extension into Mississauga, including meetings with government partners and a Council motion to initiate the business case.
Read moreBonnie unveils her full election platform, pledging to scrap Carolyn Parrish’s proposed $2.5-billion downtown redevelopment and focus City Hall on affordable taxes, good jobs, safer neighbourhoods and less time stuck in traffic.
Read moreFor the second time in days, a major public poll of at least 1,000 Mississauga residents has Bonnie Crombie narrowly ahead of incumbent Mayor Carolyn Parrish as the campaign enters its final three weeks.
Read moreBonnie unveils a three-part plan to make life more affordable in Mississauga, combining stronger oversight of City spending with property tax relief for eligible seniors and practical support for residents struggling to make ends meet.
Read moreAfter a summer-long dead heat, Bonnie Crombie has pulled ahead of incumbent Mayor Carolyn Parrish as the campaign enters its final weeks.
Read moreBonnie Crombie brought her message of a future residents can afford and experience they can trust to the mayoral debate, drawing a clear contrast with Carolyn Parrish on taxes, accountability and Mississauga’s transportation future.
Read moreThe Mississauga Fire Fighters Association endorsed Bonnie Crombie for Mayor, adding the support of frontline first responders to her campaign for a safer Mississauga.
Read moreBonnie Crombie outlined an energetic, forward-looking vision to cut congestion, improve community safety and make life more affordable at the CBC and Mississauga Board of Trade mayoral debate.
Read moreBonnie unveils Mississauga Moves 2.0, a comprehensive transportation plan to reduce congestion, expand rapid transit, improve the city's road network and give residents more time back in their day.
Read moreBonnie Crombie renewed her commitment to deliver a safer Mississauga, highlighting her Community Safety Plan and a new endorsement from former Peel Police Services Board Chair Ron Chatha.
Read moreBonnie releases her detailed Community Safety Plan, pledging to put the Mayor back at the public-safety table, support Chief Nishan Duraiappah and Peel Regional Police, strengthen frontline policing and demand better value for taxpayers.
Read moreBonnie unveils a comprehensive Tariff and Trade Resilience Plan to protect Mississauga businesses and jobs, strengthen local and Canadian procurement, accelerate new investment and help local companies diversify beyond the U.S.
Read moreWith nominations closed and the race in its final phase, Bonnie sets out three priorities: affordability, community safety and delivery.
Read moreFormer three-term mayor offers energetic, experienced leadership after two years of rising costs and inaction at City Hall.
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