Building a better future for Mississauga.

We’re facing some big challenges in the city we love. People are struggling to make ends meet, housing is becoming out of reach for too many, and things are changing fast. Mississauga is about to pick a new Mayor, and we need someone who has the energy to tackle these issues head on and build a better future for Mississauga.

As Mayor, Alvin will bring the energy and fresh ideas we need to tackle the issues most important to you.

My Priorities

Fair Affordability

Freezing Property Taxes for All

Help residents manage the high cost of living by keeping the City’s residential property tax increases at 0% until 2026.
Lowering Property Taxes for Seniors

Provide residents 65 years or older with a property tax rebate of $420 if their household income is lower than $60,000.
Supporting Small Businesses

Reduce property taxes for small businesses by 15%, add support for local entrepreneurs and start-ups.
Free Swim and Skate for Kids

Remove the fee for drop-in swim or skates at City facilities for children aged 12 or under.
Reducing Summer Childcare Cost

Provide a free outdoor learning program at City parks for children aged 6-12 during the months of July and August.

Building More Homes

Housing Growth Where It Makes Sense

Build missing middle housing and add density in key core areas.
Building More Affordable Homes

Create policies and programs for families who cannot afford to live in homes at market prices.
Unlocking More Land for Homes

Allow homes on underutilized lands to better support the housing needs of our residents.
Cutting Red Tape & Speeding Up Approvals

Get homes approved faster by leveraging streamlined processes and increasing planning capacity.
Liaising with all Levels of Government

Call on all levels of government to make it easier to build more homes.

A Better Place to Live

Transit to Move Us All

Build a rapid transit grid across the city, and invest in more buses and operators to improve service and reliability.
New LRT Options

Connect the Hurontario LRT with a brand new Dundas East LRT allowing passengers to go from City Centre to Kipling station in Toronto with ease, convenience and comfort.
Pedestrian Zones

Identify areas throughout the city that could be pedestrianized with minimal impact to traffic flows.
Community Beautification

Establish up to $10M for BIAs and Ratepayers associations to submit community enhancing ideas.
Tackling Crime and Auto Theft

Create a municipal task force dedicated to fighting auto thefts and work with other levels of government to crack down on crime in our neighbourhoods.