About Me 2024


As a candidate for mayor in 2024, I understand the struggles faced by the residents of Mississauga. That's why I pledge unwavering commitment to addressing these challenges. With a proven track record of resilience and dedication to community well-being, I am prepared to lead Mississauga towards a future marked by transparency, integrity, and innovative solutions.


My diverse background in Political Science, Canadian Indigenous Studies, Electronic Engineering Technology, Smart City Design, and Business Management, including International Business, equips me with the skills needed to tackle the current issues plaguing our city. I am well-versed in city governance and recognize the importance of inclusivity in decision-making.


I will actively engage with diverse communities, ensuring that the voices of all are heard and considered in shaping Mississauga's future plans. Additionally, my technical expertise will play a crucial role in modernizing the city's infrastructure, making it more efficient and accessible for all residents.


Mississauga, once poised for greatness, now faces obstacles that threaten its prosperity. From urban planning to transparency, these challenges must be addressed to ensure a brighter and more affordable future for all middle-class residents. Together, let's work towards a tomorrow that is bright, affordable, and safe for everyone in Mississauga.

When it comes to leadership, I believe in being open, honest, and bringing new ideas to the table. Transparency, integrity, and innovation are my main values. I want to serve the people of Mississauga as their next mayor and make things better for everyone who lives here.


Together, we can face the challenges that our city is going through, rebuild trust, and create a better future for Mississauga. Join me on this journey as we work towards a city that cares about the well-being and dreams of its residents. Let's build the Mississauga we want and deserve.


George Tavares


https://twitter.com/GTavares905

tavaresformayor@gmail.com 



If Talk is Cheap,  and Voting is Free, Then Silence is Costly 

George Tavares

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