Why Vote?
The municipal level of government has a far greater effect on your everyday life than the provincial or federal levels. The municipal election on November 13, 2006 is for the offices of mayor, councillor and school trustees. These local representatives make decisions on the services closest to you, including recreation programs, libraries, transit, fire services, road and sidewalk maintenance, parks, education, social services, and waste management. Your vote will ensure representatives such as Councillor Saito will continue to work hard to improve the quality of life for all residents of Ward 9.
Who Can Vote?
A person is entitled to be an elector if he/she:
- is a Canadian citizen
- is at least 18 years old
- resides in the local municipality
- is the owner or tenant of land in the local municipality, or a spouse, or same sex partner of such a person
Ensure your name is on the Voters' List for 2006 Municipal Election. Click here for more information: Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)
Where to Vote
Get a custom view of what you need for the election:
- > where to vote maps and addresses
> voting hours and poll number
> advanced poll maps and information
Click here to use the City Of Mississauga "Where To Vote" Search
New Boundaries for Ward 9
Effective with the November 2006 election, the boundaries for Ward 9 will be changing. Ward 9, with its present population of over 100,000 people will be split into Ward 9 and Ward 10.
I will be remaining in Ward 9 and, with your support, will continue to represent the residents in Meadowvale and Central Erin Mills. This covers all of the homes east of Tenth Line over to Erin Mills parkway north from Britannia and all the homes east of Winston Churchill over to Erin Mills Parkway north of Eglinton. Until the new Councillor is chosen for Ward 10 this November, I will still represent the entire existing Ward 9.
NEW WARD 9 BOUNDARIES: Click image for larger, interactive map
This split was necessary due to the large population in the existing ward. The new ward will have about 60,000 residents and will enable me and my staff to provide our citizens with even better service.
Help With Our Campaign
You can help with the Campaign to Re-Elect Pat Saito in many ways:
- > Take an election sign
- > Help install election signs
- > Contribute
If you are interested in assisting, please call 905-824-3429 or e-mail patsaito@sympatico.ca.
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