Cleaner neighbourhoods
Stevenson to bring weekly garbage options to Council
Year-round and summer options could address household storage and neighbourhood concerns.
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London has long been recognized as a great city. But as we grow, more and more Londoners are telling us that growth isn’t working for them.
At City Hall, success is too often measured by announcements, ribbon cuttings, and press releases. But that’s not what people see in their neighbourhoods. It’s not what they experience on their streets, in their businesses, or in their daily lives.
And right now, too many Londoners are worried about affordability, about safety, and about the future of their community.
They want a city that ...
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Meet Susan
Susan has proudly represented Ward 4 since 2022 and has been a dedicated advocate for her community.
She was a professional accountant and sales/leadership coach prior to entering municipal politics.
As an elected Councillor, Susan has been featured on many podcasts/radio shows and is seen regularly in the local news speaking out on issues of importance to so many Londoners.
Her statements and requests for information on the many controversial policies facing Londoners have been respectful, professional and bold.
Married for 36 years, Susan and her husband have called London home for over 40 years. Susan offers decades of proven leadership success.
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Priorities
Residents deserve to feel safe in their parks, on transit, in business districts, and in their own communities. London needs compassion with accountability, stronger enforcement, cleaner public spaces, and measurable results.
Local independent businesses are the backbone of London's economy. City Hall must reduce red tape, revitalize commercial corridors, improve safety in business districts, and create conditions where entrepreneurs can succeed.
Taxpayers deserve fiscal transparency and value for their money. Susan will focus on responsible spending, transparent decision-making, and a City Hall that is responsive to residents.
London needs reliable transit, safer roads, and practical transportation planning that keeps neighbourhoods connected and helps residents get where they need to go.
The City cannot solve today's challenges alone. London needs stronger collaboration with neighbourhoods, businesses, health care providers, police, surrounding municipalities, and other levels of government.
This election is about restoring confidence in our city and ensuring elected council listens to and works for the benefit of citizens and taxpayers in every neighbourhood.
London municipal election 2026
Voting Day is Monday, October 26, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Vote early on October 3 or October 5–10 at available advance polls.
Dates, locations & voting informationChoose any open advance poll. On Voting Day, use your assigned location.
Bring ID with your name and address. Check your registration before you go.
Check the City’s Voters’ List