Editing Mississauga (section)

===Wards and councillors===
Council elected in the [[2022 Peel Region municipal elections|2022 municipal election]]:<ref>{{Cite web |url=https://mississaugavotes.ca/Download/Elections2018/2018_Election_Official_Results_City_of_Mississauga.pdf |title=Archived copy |access-date=25 December 2019 |archive-date=30 October 2020 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20201030104604/https://www.mississaugavotes.ca/Download/Elections2018/2018_Election_Official_Results_City_of_Mississauga.pdf |url-status=dead }}</ref>

{| class="wikitable" width=70%
!style="background:#cccccc;"| '''Councillor'''
!style="background:#cccccc;"| '''Ward'''
!style="background:#cccccc;"| '''Notes'''
|-
|[[Carolyn Parrish]] || Mayor ||
|-
| Stephen Dasko || Ward 1 ([[Port Credit, Ontario|Port Credit]], [[Lakeview, Mississauga|Lakeview]]) || 
|-
| Alvin Tedjo || Ward 2 ([[Clarkson, Mississauga|Clarkson]], [[Lorne Park]]) ||
|-
| Chris Fonseca || Ward 3 (Rathwood, Applewood) ||
|-
| John Kovac || Ward 4 (City Centre) ||
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| Natalie Hart || [[Ward 5 (Mississauga)|Ward 5]] (Britannia Woods, [[Malton, Ontario|Malton]]) || 
|-
| Joe Horneck || Ward 6 ([[Erindale, Mississauga|Erindale]]) ||
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| [[Dipika Damerla]] || Ward 7 ([[Cooksville (Mississauga)|Cooksville]]) ||
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| Matt Mahoney || Ward 8 ([[Erin Mills]]) || 
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| Martin Reid || Ward 9 ([[Meadowvale, Ontario|Meadowvale West]]) ||
|-
| Sue McFadden || Ward 10 (Lisgar, [[Churchill Meadows]]) ||
|- 
| [[Brad Butt]]|| Ward 11 ([[Streetsville]]-[[Meadowvale Village, Mississauga|Meadowvale Village]]) ||
|}

The City of Mississauga has had only four mayors in its history. [[Martin Dobkin]] was the city's first mayor in 1974. He was then followed by [[Ron A. Searle]]. Searle was defeated in 1978 by then-city councillor and former mayor of Streetsville, Hazel McCallion. McCallion won 12 consecutive terms as mayor, but she chose to retire prior to the November 2014 election and was succeeded by Bonnie Crombie, who won the election.

McCallion was regarded as a force in provincial politics and often referred to as ''Hurricane Hazel'', after the [[Hurricane Hazel|devastating 1954 storm]] that struck the Toronto area. McCallion won or was acclaimed in every mayoral election from 1978 to 2010, in some later elections without even campaigning. In October 2010, McCallion won her twelfth term in office with over 76% of the votes. McCallion was the nation's longest-serving mayor and was runner-up in World Mayor 2005.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.worldmayor.com/results05/worldmayor_finalists05.html |title=World Mayor 2005 Finalists |website=Worldmayor.com |access-date=2011-03-02}}</ref> In 2014 McCallion did not run again, but endorsed Crombie, the eventual winner who became mayor in November 2014.<ref name="new mayor" />