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Mayor · Markham
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| Issue | Frank Scarpitti✓Elected (official result) No website or social media listed | Martin Ross martinross4mayor.ca — Martin Ross’s campaign website, opens in a new tab↗ | Stephen Edgell edgell4markham.ca — Stephen Edgell’s campaign website, opens in a new tab↗ |
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| Bio | Frank Scarpitti has been Mayor of Markham since 2006, first elected to the office that year after serving as Markham Regional Councillor (elected 1985). He joined the 2026 race on the final day of nominations and is seeking another term. | Martin Ross is a first-time Markham mayoral candidate running as @martinross4mayor (creator account, 1,126 followers, linking to his campaign site). A single dad and Unionville neighbour, he coaches hockey and founded the Toronto Professional Hockey School; his campaign grew out of a four-year court fight with Markham City Hall over the backyard rink he built for his kids. | Stephen Edgell is a Markham mayoral candidate who responds to the Markham Cycles questionnaire as a person who gets around by bicycle. No campaign site with a fuller bio was found; he also addressed the City's Official Plan through a deputation. |
| HousingWill I be able to afford to live here? | Scarpitti used his strong mayor powers to veto as-of-right fourplexes on single-dwelling lots, citing impacts on transportation and parking.
Show their words & sourceHide (reported remarks)“It is my opinion that permitting up to four units on certain City properties could potentially interfere with provincial and City priorities, including but not limited to adversely impacting transportation networks, parking capacity.” Source: Global News reporting on Scarpitti's use of strong mayor powers to block four units as-of-right · March 1, 2026 Confidence:High | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? |
| Taxes & spendingWhat happens to my tax bill, and where does the money go? | Scarpitti tabled a $309.3M operating and $160.4M capital 2026 budget, his first Strong Mayor Budget.
Show their words & sourceHide (reported remarks)“Markham's Budget 2026 demonstrates the City's continued track record of prudent fiscal management while making important investments in infrastructure and community initiatives.” Source: Mayor Frank Scarpitti tables Budget 2026: Markham Racing Forward (city news release) · January 1, 2026 Confidence:High | This candidate has spoken about this issue more than once. Each statement is shown with its own source. Ross campaigns on three pillars — resident safety, taxes and City Hall accountability — casting himself as a defender of taxpayers.
“Martin Ross is a candidate for mayor of Markham, Ontario, in the 2026 municipal election, campaigning on three pillars: resident safety, taxes, and City Hall accountability.” (a few sentences) Source: Martin Ross sponsored campaign message in the Hello Markham election issue · October 15, 2026 Confidence:High Ross would freeze council pay from his own office, publish the mayor's budget quarterly, and post contracts in plain language.
“When I am Mayor of Markham, I will freeze council pay — starting with my own office.” (several paragraphs) Source: The Platform — Martin Ross for Mayor Confidence:High | Edgell accepts that properly maintaining infrastructure may require higher taxes, saying residents appreciate the value for money.
Show their words & sourceHide (a few sentences)“The uncomfortable truth is that this may result in increased taxes, but I believe that residents appreciate the value for money of maintenance.” Source: Stephen Edgell - Mayor Candidate (Markham Cycles questionnaire responses) · October 13, 2026 Confidence:High |
| Emergency servicesWhen I call for help, will it come fast enough? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | This candidate has spoken about this issue more than once. Each statement is shown with its own source. Ross would demand quarterly street-by-street crime stats at York Region Council, plus lighting and cameras on city-controlled sites.
“When I am Mayor of Markham, I will personally use Markham's seat at York Regional Council — the table where policing decisions actually get made — to demand a public, quarterly accounting of crime numbers, street by street.” (several paragraphs) Source: The Platform — Martin Ross for Mayor Confidence:High Ross pairs protection with compassion on safety.
“On safety, he pairs protection with compassion, a quality on display when he persuaded a robber to return stolen goods at a Markham Shoppers Drug Mart — then bought the man dog food.” (a few sentences) Source: Martin Ross sponsored campaign message in the Hello Markham election issue · October 15, 2026 Confidence:High | Not reviewed yet. Know something? |
| TransitCan I get where I need to go without driving? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? |
| GovernmentWill decisions be made in the open, and will anyone answer for them? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | This candidate has spoken about this issue more than once. Each statement is shown with its own source. Ross promises a City Hall that serves residents instead of fighting them.
“His core promise is a City Hall that serves residents instead of fighting them — with safeguards so municipal power is never turned against residents.” (a few sentences) Source: Martin Ross sponsored campaign message in the Hello Markham election issue · October 15, 2026 Confidence:High Ross pledges never to use the mayor's override powers against a council majority without a full public explanation of the case.
“Ontario gave mayors special override powers. I pledge never to use them against a majority of your elected council — and to explain any extraordinary case in public, in full.” (several paragraphs) Source: The Platform — Martin Ross for Mayor Confidence:High | Not reviewed yet. Know something? |
| Roads & infrastructureWill the things I use every day actually get fixed? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Edgell would lower school-zone speed limits to 30 km/h and bring back speed cameras where allowed.
Show their words & sourceHide (a page or more)“Infrastructure is not permanent; we built it, and we can change it if it no longer suits our needs. I would prioritize active transportation within neighbourhoods first, and ensure connections between neighbourhoods exist.” Source: Stephen Edgell - Mayor Candidate (Markham Cycles questionnaire responses) · October 13, 2026 Confidence:High |
| EconomyWill our main streets and local jobs thrive? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? |
| EnvironmentIs the candidate protecting the nature we live in? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? |
| HealthcareWill there be a doctor and a hospital when we need one? | Scarpitti backs the Markham Stouffville Hospital expansion and a residential hospice, and wants more support for seniors aging at home.
Show their words & sourceHide (reported remarks)“As Honourary Patron of the Markham Stouffville Hospital Capital Campaign, I will continue to lend my support and leadership, and commit to doing the same for a residential hospice.” Source: Mayor Frank Scarpitti's Inaugural Address (city news release) · December 1, 2022 Confidence:High | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? |
| Growth & developmentHow fast should we grow, and who decides what gets built where? | Scarpitti says the province's 44,000-unit housing target more than doubles Markham's pace.
Show their words & sourceHide (reported remarks)“Growth needs to pay for growth and one thing is for sure, we need a practical financial framework to deliver complete communities.” Source: Mayor Frank Scarpitti's Inaugural Address (city news release) · December 1, 2022 Confidence:High | Ross backs pro-resident development: infrastructure first, open approvals, and the same rules for every resident and developer.
Show their words & sourceHide (several paragraphs)“I'm pro-resident development — infrastructure first, approvals in the open, same rules for everyone at the counter.” Confidence:High | Not reviewed yet. Know something? |
| Social & community servicesWho looks after the most vulnerable residents? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? |
| Active transportationCan I walk and bike safely around town? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | This candidate has spoken about this issue more than once. Each statement is shown with its own source. Ross would make active transportation a standard component of every road rebuild, development and transit link.
“My administration will fully support and accelerate the implementation of Markham's Active Transportation Master Plan (ATMP). We will treat active transportation infrastructure not as an optional add-on, but as a standard component of every major road rebuild, new development, and transit link.” (a few sentences) Source: Martin Ross — Mayor candidate (Markham Cycles questionnaire) · October 8, 2026 Confidence:High Ross's three term commitments: fast-track top ATMP projects, a Safe School Zones initiative, and winter maintenance standards.
“1. Accelerate ATMP Priority Projects: Fast-track the top 5–year priority projects in the Active Transportation Master Plan, focusing on major missing links. 2. Launch a Safe School Zones Initiative: Deliver infrastructure upgrades and traffic calming around high-density school areas across all wards. 3. Establish Dedicated Operations Standards: Allocate funding to clear bike lanes and multi-use trails alongside major road plow routes during winter months.” (several paragraphs) Source: Martin Ross — Mayor candidate (Markham Cycles questionnaire) · October 8, 2026 Confidence:High Ross would shift from painted bike lanes to physically separated cycle tracks on major roads.
“Protected & Physical Separation: Shift from simple painted lines to physically separated cycle tracks, protected bike lanes, and multi-use paths on major arterial and collector roads to protect riders of all ages and abilities. Closing Network Gaps: Prioritize missing links that connect residential neighbourhoods to GO Transit stations, Viva bus lines, local schools, community centres, and commercial hubs like Downtown Markham and Unionville.” (several paragraphs) Source: Martin Ross — Mayor candidate (Markham Cycles questionnaire) · October 8, 2026 Confidence:High | Edgell would commit dedicated funding to Markham's active transportation plan.
Show their words & sourceHide (a page or more)“As Mayor, I would make funding predictable and committed.” Source: Stephen Edgell - Mayor Candidate (Markham Cycles questionnaire responses) · October 13, 2026 Confidence:High |
| Arts & cultureDoes the candidate value what makes this place feel alive? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? |
| Data centresShould energy-hungry data centres be welcomed here? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? |
| Water & wasteIs our drinking water safe and our waste handled? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? |
| Bylaw enforcementAre the rules fair, and are they actually enforced? | Not reviewed yet. Know something? | Ross would make Markham's bylaw and community safety resources visible and responsive instead of buried in a phone tree.
Show their words & sourceHide (several paragraphs)“When I am Mayor of Markham, I will make sure Markham's own bylaw and community safety resources are visible and responsive, not buried in a phone tree.” Confidence:High | Not reviewed yet. Know something? |
Bio
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
Frank Scarpitti has been Mayor of Markham since 2006, first elected to the office that year after serving as Markham Regional Councillor (elected 1985). He joined the 2026 race on the final day of nominations and is seeking another term.
Martin Ross
Martin Ross is a first-time Markham mayoral candidate running as @martinross4mayor (creator account, 1,126 followers, linking to his campaign site). A single dad and Unionville neighbour, he coaches hockey and founded the Toronto Professional Hockey School; his campaign grew out of a four-year court fight with Markham City Hall over the backyard rink he built for his kids.
Stephen Edgell
Stephen Edgell is a Markham mayoral candidate who responds to the Markham Cycles questionnaire as a person who gets around by bicycle. No campaign site with a fuller bio was found; he also addressed the City's Official Plan through a deputation.
Housing
Will I be able to afford to live here?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Scarpitti used his strong mayor powers to veto as-of-right fourplexes on single-dwelling lots, citing impacts on transportation and parking.
- Used strong mayor powers to veto a council decision to allow multi-residential development (up to four units) on single-dwelling residentially zoned land.
- Said permitting four units could 'potentially interfere with provincial and City priorities, including but not limited to adversely impacting transportation networks, parking capacity'.
- Federal government had asked Markham to adopt the rule to access Housing Accelerator Fund money.
Show their words & sourceHide (reported remarks)
“It is my opinion that permitting up to four units on certain City properties could potentially interfere with provincial and City priorities, including but not limited to adversely impacting transportation networks, parking capacity.”
Source: Global News reporting on Scarpitti's use of strong mayor powers to block four units as-of-right · March 1, 2026
Confidence:High
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Taxes & spending
What happens to my tax bill, and where does the money go?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Scarpitti tabled a $309.3M operating and $160.4M capital 2026 budget, his first Strong Mayor Budget.
- Budget 2026 ('Markham Racing Forward'): $160.4M capital budget alongside a $309.3M primary operating budget.
- Capital spending: $53.8M on new road construction, repairs, rehabilitation and traffic improvements; $34.5M on flood control and stormwater; $12.1M on parks and trails; $15.8M on facility repairs.
- First Strong Mayor Budget, introduced in the 2025-26 fiscal cycle.
Show their words & sourceHide (reported remarks)
“Markham's Budget 2026 demonstrates the City's continued track record of prudent fiscal management while making important investments in infrastructure and community initiatives.”
Source: Mayor Frank Scarpitti tables Budget 2026: Markham Racing Forward (city news release) · January 1, 2026
Confidence:High
This candidate has spoken about this issue more than once. Each statement is shown with its own source.
Ross campaigns on three pillars — resident safety, taxes and City Hall accountability — casting himself as a defender of taxpayers.
- Campaigning on three pillars: resident safety, taxes, and City Hall accountability.
- Casts himself as a defender of taxpayers against a City Hall he says prioritizes winning over helping families.
“Martin Ross is a candidate for mayor of Markham, Ontario, in the 2026 municipal election, campaigning on three pillars: resident safety, taxes, and City Hall accountability.”
(a few sentences)
Source: Martin Ross sponsored campaign message in the Hello Markham election issue · October 15, 2026
Confidence:High
Ross would freeze council pay from his own office, publish the mayor's budget quarterly, and post contracts in plain language.
- Would freeze council pay, starting with his own office.
- Would publish the mayor's office budget online, line by line, updated every quarter.
- Would post every major city contract in plain language before council votes on it.
“When I am Mayor of Markham, I will freeze council pay — starting with my own office.”
(several paragraphs)
Source: The Platform — Martin Ross for Mayor
Confidence:High
Edgell accepts that properly maintaining infrastructure may require higher taxes, saying residents appreciate the value for money.
- On cycling-route maintenance: 'Maintenance is, put simply, just a matter of sufficient staff resources and funding.'
- Accepts that adequate maintenance 'may result in increased taxes, but I believe that residents appreciate the value for money of maintenance.'
Show their words & sourceHide (a few sentences)
“The uncomfortable truth is that this may result in increased taxes, but I believe that residents appreciate the value for money of maintenance.”
Source: Stephen Edgell - Mayor Candidate (Markham Cycles questionnaire responses) · October 13, 2026
Confidence:High
Emergency services
When I call for help, will it come fast enough?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
This candidate has spoken about this issue more than once. Each statement is shown with its own source.
Ross would demand quarterly street-by-street crime stats at York Region Council, plus lighting and cameras on city-controlled sites.
- Would use Markham's seat at York Regional Council to demand a public quarterly accounting of crime numbers, street by street.
- Would push for more lighting and cameras in parking lots, plazas and transit stops the city controls, without waiting on others' budgets.
- Would make Markham's bylaw and community safety resources visible and responsive rather than buried in a phone tree.
“When I am Mayor of Markham, I will personally use Markham's seat at York Regional Council — the table where policing decisions actually get made — to demand a public, quarterly accounting of crime numbers, street by street.”
(several paragraphs)
Source: The Platform — Martin Ross for Mayor
Confidence:High
Ross pairs protection with compassion on safety.
- On safety, pairs protection with compassion.
- Cites persuading a robber to return stolen goods at a Markham Shoppers Drug Mart, then buying the man dog food.
“On safety, he pairs protection with compassion, a quality on display when he persuaded a robber to return stolen goods at a Markham Shoppers Drug Mart — then bought the man dog food.”
(a few sentences)
Source: Martin Ross sponsored campaign message in the Hello Markham election issue · October 15, 2026
Confidence:High
Transit
Can I get where I need to go without driving?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Government
Will decisions be made in the open, and will anyone answer for them?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
This candidate has spoken about this issue more than once. Each statement is shown with its own source.
Ross promises a City Hall that serves residents instead of fighting them.
- Core promise: a City Hall that serves residents instead of fighting them – 'with safeguards so municipal power is never turned against residents'.
- Campaign slogan: 'New Voice. New Markham. Vote Martin Ross for Mayor'.
“His core promise is a City Hall that serves residents instead of fighting them — with safeguards so municipal power is never turned against residents.”
(a few sentences)
Source: Martin Ross sponsored campaign message in the Hello Markham election issue · October 15, 2026
Confidence:High
Ross pledges never to use the mayor's override powers against a council majority without a full public explanation of the case.
- Pledges never to use mayoral strong-power override against a majority of elected council without explaining the extraordinary case in public, in full.
- Would make basic file and property information free to access online.
- Would set a public standard for how fast City Hall answers resident requests and publish how often it misses that standard.
“Ontario gave mayors special override powers. I pledge never to use them against a majority of your elected council — and to explain any extraordinary case in public, in full.”
(several paragraphs)
Source: The Platform — Martin Ross for Mayor
Confidence:High
Roads & infrastructure
Will the things I use every day actually get fixed?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Edgell would lower school-zone speed limits to 30 km/h and bring back speed cameras where allowed.
- Would lower the speed limit to 30 km/h in school zones (as Toronto did in 660 locations); re-implement speed cameras in school zones if the Province allowed.
- Would prioritize active transportation within neighbourhoods first and ensure connections between neighbourhoods exist.
Show their words & sourceHide (a page or more)
“Infrastructure is not permanent; we built it, and we can change it if it no longer suits our needs. I would prioritize active transportation within neighbourhoods first, and ensure connections between neighbourhoods exist.”
Source: Stephen Edgell - Mayor Candidate (Markham Cycles questionnaire responses) · October 13, 2026
Confidence:High
Economy
Will our main streets and local jobs thrive?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Environment
Is the candidate protecting the nature we live in?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Healthcare
Will there be a doctor and a hospital when we need one?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Scarpitti backs the Markham Stouffville Hospital expansion and a residential hospice, and wants more support for seniors aging at home.
- Honorary Patron of the Markham Stouffville Hospital Capital Campaign; supports the hospital expansion.
- Committed to supporting the building of a residential hospice.
- Seniors should be able to stay in their homes as long as possible; municipalities and senior governments need to do more.
Show their words & sourceHide (reported remarks)
“As Honourary Patron of the Markham Stouffville Hospital Capital Campaign, I will continue to lend my support and leadership, and commit to doing the same for a residential hospice.”
Source: Mayor Frank Scarpitti's Inaugural Address (city news release) · December 1, 2022
Confidence:High
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Growth & development
How fast should we grow, and who decides what gets built where?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Scarpitti says the province's 44,000-unit housing target more than doubles Markham's pace.
- Built 6,000 new housing units in the last term (~1,500/year); province targets 44,000 new residential units in Markham over 10 years – 'more than doubles the pace of our construction'.
- Growth must be paired with doubled funding from senior governments for rapid transit, schools and hospitals.
- 'Growth needs to pay for growth' and a practical financial framework to deliver complete communities.
- Locally: expand the network of community amenities, parks, trails and active transportation.
Show their words & sourceHide (reported remarks)
“Growth needs to pay for growth and one thing is for sure, we need a practical financial framework to deliver complete communities.”
Source: Mayor Frank Scarpitti's Inaugural Address (city news release) · December 1, 2022
Confidence:High
Ross backs pro-resident development: infrastructure first, open approvals, and the same rules for every resident and developer.
- Supports pro-resident development — infrastructure first, approvals in the open, same rules for everyone.
- Would require the same enforcement standard for every resident and every developer, with no quiet exceptions.
- Would publish a public log of variances, exemptions and special permissions granted by the city, and who asked for them.
Show their words & sourceHide (several paragraphs)
“I'm pro-resident development — infrastructure first, approvals in the open, same rules for everyone at the counter.”
Confidence:High
Social & community services
Who looks after the most vulnerable residents?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Active transportation
Can I walk and bike safely around town?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
This candidate has spoken about this issue more than once. Each statement is shown with its own source.
Ross would make active transportation a standard component of every road rebuild, development and transit link.
- In the Markham Cycles questionnaire, Ross commits his administration to fully support and accelerate the Active Transportation Master Plan, treating active transportation as a standard component of every major road rebuild, new development and transit link.
“My administration will fully support and accelerate the implementation of Markham's Active Transportation Master Plan (ATMP). We will treat active transportation infrastructure not as an optional add-on, but as a standard component of every major road rebuild, new development, and transit link.”
(a few sentences)
Source: Martin Ross — Mayor candidate (Markham Cycles questionnaire) · October 8, 2026
Confidence:High
Ross's three term commitments: fast-track top ATMP projects, a Safe School Zones initiative, and winter maintenance standards.
- In the Markham Cycles questionnaire's commitment question, Ross lists three term actions: fast-tracking top five-year ATMP priority projects, a Safe School Zones initiative with traffic calming around high-density school areas, and dedicated winter maintenance of bike lanes and trails.
“1. Accelerate ATMP Priority Projects: Fast-track the top 5–year priority projects in the Active Transportation Master Plan, focusing on major missing links. 2. Launch a Safe School Zones Initiative: Deliver infrastructure upgrades and traffic calming around high-density school areas across all wards. 3. Establish Dedicated Operations Standards: Allocate funding to clear bike lanes and multi-use trails alongside major road plow routes during winter months.”
(several paragraphs)
Source: Martin Ross — Mayor candidate (Markham Cycles questionnaire) · October 8, 2026
Confidence:High
Ross would shift from painted bike lanes to physically separated cycle tracks on major roads.
- In the Markham Cycles questionnaire's cycling-network question, Ross commits to shifting from painted lines to physically separated cycle tracks, protected bike lanes and multi-use paths on major arterial and collector roads, prioritized to close network gaps.
“Protected & Physical Separation: Shift from simple painted lines to physically separated cycle tracks, protected bike lanes, and multi-use paths on major arterial and collector roads to protect riders of all ages and abilities. Closing Network Gaps: Prioritize missing links that connect residential neighbourhoods to GO Transit stations, Viva bus lines, local schools, community centres, and commercial hubs like Downtown Markham and Unionville.”
(several paragraphs)
Source: Martin Ross — Mayor candidate (Markham Cycles questionnaire) · October 8, 2026
Confidence:High
Edgell would commit dedicated funding to Markham's active transportation plan.
- Supports dedicated and predictable funding for cycling and active transportation in Markham's capital budgets.
- The Active Transportation Master Plan recommended $5.4M per year in capital funding; the 2025 budget gave $4.3M and 2026 $2.2M – 'The Mayor's budgets have not provided enough funding to meet the Plan's goals' (the City spent $33.6M on road widening in 2024).
- Three term commitments: connect the disconnected bike network; increase Vision Zero targets and interventions; work with York Region so regional AT facilities integrate with Markham's network.
- Yes to protected cycling infrastructure on appropriate arterial and collector roads, even where it reallocates road space; would strongly advocate to the Province and Region on regional roads.
- Notes the Ontario government is 'notably hostile to active transportation facilities' and commits to strong advocacy for AT in all forms.
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“As Mayor, I would make funding predictable and committed.”
Source: Stephen Edgell - Mayor Candidate (Markham Cycles questionnaire responses) · October 13, 2026
Confidence:High
Arts & culture
Does the candidate value what makes this place feel alive?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Data centres
Should energy-hungry data centres be welcomed here?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Water & waste
Is our drinking water safe and our waste handled?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Bylaw enforcement
Are the rules fair, and are they actually enforced?
Frank Scarpitti ✓Elected (official result)
No website or social media listed
Not reviewed yet. Know something?
Ross would make Markham's bylaw and community safety resources visible and responsive instead of buried in a phone tree.
- Would make Markham's own bylaw and community safety resources visible and responsive.
- Wants those resources staffed and reachable, not buried in layers of phone transfers.
Show their words & sourceHide (several paragraphs)
“When I am Mayor of Markham, I will make sure Markham's own bylaw and community safety resources are visible and responsive, not buried in a phone tree.”
Confidence:High
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