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  • Mississauga

    Fourteen candidates for mayor. Housing intensification, a cluster of AI data centre proposals, and congestion are the fights.

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  • London

    A housing target nearly met, a capped tax increase, and a much larger police budget.

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  • Toronto

    Twenty-five people are running for mayor. Property taxes, bike lanes and a running fight with the province.

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  • Oakville

    After almost twenty years under one mayor who is not running again, three candidates argue over how much Oakville should be allowed to change.

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  • Vaughan

    Two hyperscale data centres approved with no public record of the vote, and a transit system residents call slow and unreliable.

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  • Ottawa

    Lansdowne 2.0, transit fare hikes and a 38% jump in for-profit housing built.

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  • Hamilton

    A one-year moratorium on AI data centres, a shelter system running at a third of the need, and an LRT finally under construction.

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  • Barrie

    Encampment removals, strong mayor powers and a housing push in a mid-sized city.

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  • Brantford

    Housing affordability and homelessness, growth and infrastructure spending, and transportation are the central issues in Brantford’s 2026 mayoral race — a wide-open contest after Mayor Kevin Davis chose not to…

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  • Waterloo

    AI data centres, affordability, core services and the protection of natural areas are the central issues in Waterloo’s 2026 mayoral race. Five candidates are challenging or defending the mayor’s chair.

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