A trained professional, a loving father, a community leader, and with experience in government, Sheref Sabawy is a strong advocate for Erin-Mills. Elected in 2018, Sheref's advocacy has helped pass a number of important pieces of legislation to build Ontario for the people. For Mississauga, Sheref's advocacy has also helped secure funding for new LTC beds, the South Common Community Centre, and the Hurontario LRT.
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On Thursday, June 2nd, 2022, the people of Mississauga—Erin Mills were heard. Voters in Mississauga gave Doug Ford and Sheref Sabawy a clear mandate to continue what they started in 2018 and build Ontario for the people. “As we begin a new session of Parliament, I want you to know that my doors will continue […]
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Legendary former mayor of Mississauga, Hazel McCallion, has publicly endorsed the re-election of Sheref Sabawy and Doug Ford’s Ontario PC Party. Hazel knows better than anyone what it takes to get it done for the families of Mississauga. For over thirty years, she governed this city and developed Mississauga into the city we live in […]
Read moreFriend, Have you taken public transit lately? Whether you’ve been commuting to work or have gone on a summer excursion across the city, you may have noticed some changes over the past few months when tapping your Presto card. Beginning earlier this year, the calculations for transit fares were changed. Daily commutes are now cheaper. […]
Read moreDear Friend, Many years ago, when I first started working professionally in Toronto, I would head daily to Erindale Station to catch the GO Train on its way from Milton to Union Station. It was (and still is) a cheap, convenient, and traffic-free method of commuting downtown. Tens of thousands of commuters from Mississauga and Milton make that same […]
Read moreEvery single member of Bonnie Crombie’s hand-picked committee is on the record supporting a carbon tax. Voters won’t be fooled. Queen of the Carbon Tax Bonnie Crombie isn’t fooling anyone. No matter what Crombie and her hand-picked committee say, their records speak for themselves.
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