2000 Ontario municipal elections explained

Municipal elections were held in Ontario November 13, 2000.

Elected mayors

• Ajax

Steve Parish

• Barrie

Jim Perri

• Brampton

Susan Fennell

• Brantford

Chris Friel (details)

• Burlington

Robert MacIsaac^[1]

• Cambridge

Doug Craig

• Chatham-Kent

Bill Erickson^[2]

• Clarington

John Mutton^[3]

• Greater Sudbury

Jim Gordon^[2] (details)

• Guelph

Karen Farbridge (details)

• Hamilton

Bob Wade^[2] (details)

• Kawartha Lakes

Art Truax (details)

• Kingston

Isabel Turner^[2]

• Kitchener

Carl Zehr^[2]

• London

Anne Marie DeCicco^[2]

• Markham

Don Cousens

• Mississauga

Hazel McCallion easily defeated a Rod Stewart impersonator with the same name.^[4]

• Niagara Falls

Wayne Thomson^[2]

• Norfolk County

Rita Kalmbach (details)

• Oakville

Ann Mulvale^[2]

• Oshawa

Nancy Diamond^[2]

• Ottawa

Bob Chiarelli^[2] (details)

• Peterborough

Sylvia Sutherland^[2] (details)

• Pickering

Wayne Arthurs

• Richmond Hill

William Bell

• Sarnia

Mike Bradley^[2]

• Sault Ste. Marie

• St. Catharines

Tim Rigby (details)

• Thunder Bay

Ken Boshcoff^[2]

• Toronto

Mel Lastman (details)

• Vaughan

Lorna Jackson (details)

• Waterloo

Lynne Woolstencroft

• Whitby

Marcel Brunelle

• Windsor

Michael Hurst^[5] (details)

Notes and References

1. Montreal Gazette, November 14, 2000, pg A17
2. News: Ontario mayors. November 16, 2000. B7. Windsor Star. January 3, 2022.
3. Web site: 2000 Election Results . Clarington . Clarington . 26 October 2022.
4. The National Post, Nov 14, 2000, pg A21, "political landslide as Mississauga Mayor is overwhelmingly re-elected"
5. The Windsor Star, November 16, 2000, pg B7