Proud to be your candidate for Ward 2 City Councillor
Practical leadership, responsible decisions and honest communication from City Hall.
It’s official. I am a candidate for Ward 2 City Councillor in Mississauga’s 2026 municipal election.
“Ward 2 deserves a councillor who listens first, communicates clearly and treats every tax dollar with respect.”
— Michael Carroll
Meet Michael
For more than 20 years, Michael Carroll has led teams, helped businesses grow and worked with community organizations to solve real problems.
A lifelong Mississauga resident and Ward 2 resident for the past 35 years, Michael is a proud father of two and a local small-business owner. His career includes senior leadership in the automotive industry, business development, marketing and technology.
Michael currently serves as President of the Westdale Mall Merchants Association. He has also served on the board of his housing co-operative for the past 7 years, including five years as President, and currently serves as Treasurer.
Across every role, his approach has remained the same: listen carefully, take responsibility and deliver measurable results. Michael believes local government works best when elected officials are accessible, transparent and focused on the everyday concerns of residents.
Join the CampaignMy commitment to Ward 2
Commitments focused on the services, costs and neighbourhood issues that directly affect residents.
Every tax dollar belongs to the taxpayer. Before City Hall asks families to pay more, it should be able to show where the money is going and what residents are getting for it. Better planning. Stronger oversight. Transparent procurement. Fewer costly surprises. Watch my latest video: Responsible Spending in Ward 2.
Read the commitment →Speeding. Dangerous intersections. Recurring collisions. Traffic congestion. These are concerns I continue to hear from Ward 2 residents. Safer streets require more than one-size-fits-all solutions. They require evidence, local knowledge, and action. Watch my latest video: Safer Streets in Ward 2.
Read the commitment →Ward 2 is growing. But are our roads, infrastructure, emergency services and policing keeping up? Residents are paying more in taxes, but are we seeing the value in our neighbourhoods? Growth must be responsible. Spending must be accountable. And residents must have a voice. Watch my latest video: Protecting Our Neighbourhoods.
Read the commitment →Roads. Parks. Snow clearing. By-law enforcement. When residents contact the City, they deserve reliable service and timely follow-up. Reliable City Services means setting clear standards, holding service providers accountable, and keeping residents informed when delays happen. Watch my latest video: Reliable City Services in Ward 2.
Read the commitment →Supporting Local Business means reducing unnecessary red tape, improving communication with City Hall, and ensuring small business owners have a voice in decisions that affect them. Watch my latest video: Supporting Local Business in Ward 2.
Read the commitment →Open & Accountable Government means keeping residents informed, explaining decisions in plain language, and ensuring City Hall is accountable for how taxpayer dollars are spent. I will support an independent Auditor General, provide regular Ward 2 updates, and remain accessible throughout my term. Watch my latest video: Open & Accountable Government in Ward 2.
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Our community
Ward 2 is home to vibrant neighbourhoods including Clarkson, Lorne Park, Park Royal, Sheridan Homelands, and Mississauga's waterfront. Each community has its own identity, priorities, and challenges, but they all deserve a councillor who listens and advocates for them.
Residents should have a voice before decisions are made, not after. Michael is committed to transparent communication, meaningful public consultation, and ensuring that local concerns are represented at City Hall. Whether it's traffic, development, parks, infrastructure, public safety, or protecting the character of our neighbourhoods, every resident deserves to be heard.
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Campaign updates
Policy announcements, community events and campaign news from across Ward 2.
Young people deserve opportunities to build skills, gain paid experience, and start their careers. I want to bring local employers, educators, and community partners together to help open those doors.
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Lime Canada has shared its non-partisan Lime to the Polls initiative with our campaign. On Election Day, October 26, 2026, riders in Mississauga can access two free 15-minute rides on a Lime e-bike or e-scooter to help them travel to and from their polling place.
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Michael Carroll joined residents at Thornlodge Park to share his positions on housing, public safety, transit, affordability and responsible spending.
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My approach to making Mississauga more affordable by controlling property tax increases, reducing wasteful spending, improving financial accountability, supporting local businesses, and ensuring residents receive better value for their tax dollars without sacrificing essential City services.
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This is my approach to combating homelessness in Mississauga, focusing on prevention, affordable housing, mental health support, responsible spending, and cooperation between governments to deliver lasting solutions while protecting our neighbourhoods.
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Housing affordability and homelessness are major challenges facing Mississauga. I’ll be attending this community discussion to listen, learn and explore practical solutions that can help create more housing options while building a stronger city. 📅 Thursday, October 15, 2026 — 7:30 p.m. 📍 UCM Great Hall 84 South Service Rd., Mississauga
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