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Paul Tarriwal for Mayor
A city families fight to stay in, not one they plan to leave.
Twenty-two years in Brampton business. Nearly forty years calling it home.
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Seven priorities
The Plan
Your street decides this.
24.56%
2022 turnout. Fewer than 1 in 4 voted.
~50,000
Votes chose the mayor of 800,000 people.
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In Paul's words
“Brampton doesn't need more announcements. It needs leadership that follows through.”
— Paul Tarriwal
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Meet Paul Tarriwal
A Brampton resident. A father. A business professional. Not a career politician.
Brampton Resident · 40+ years
Real estate · 22 years
RECO registered
40+
Years calling Brampton home
22
Years in Brampton real estate
0
Years as a career politician
Brampton has never been a place Paul lives. It's home.
He has watched it grow from the community he knew into one of Canada's largest and most diverse cities.
How he thinks government should work
01
Set clear priorities
02
Make responsible decisions
03
Respect people's money
04
Finish what you start
Twenty-two years negotiating transactions, managing competing interests and following through on commitments.
Then he became a father
What kind of Brampton are we leaving to the next generation?
Suddenly these weren't questions about today:
Roads
Neighbourhood safety
Traffic & congestion
Local economy
How tax dollars are spent
How the city grows
Why he's running
Brampton deserves leadership focused less on politics and more on results — a City Hall that listens before it acts, spends responsibly and follows through.
Not another title. Responsibility for the city he's raising his family in.
A different kind of leadership
Measured by what actually gets done.
- 01Stronger CommunitiesSafer, cleaner, more connected.
- 02A Strong Local EconomyInvestment and opportunity.
- 03Accountable City HallTransparency and respect for taxpayers.
- 04A City That WorksServices and infrastructure that keep up.
- 05A Better FutureLong-term planning, not announcements.
In Paul's words
“Brampton doesn't need more announcements. It needs leadership that follows through.”
— Paul Tarriwal
Make Brampton Better
Real Change. Stronger Brampton. Better Future.
@makebramptonbetter
Seven priorities
The Plan
Seven priorities, written plainly. Each one names who it's for and what gets finished. Open any priority to read the detail.
Healthcare02
Healthcare & Hospital Capacity
Land use03
The Plant, and What Comes After It
Jobs & economy04
Jobs for the 21%
Taxes05
Tell the Truth About the Tax Bill
Transit06
Transit You Can Still Catch
Downtown07
The Riverwalk, and the Downtown It Unlocks
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Your street decides this.
About 50,000 people chose the last mayor, in a city of 800,000. In Brampton, your voice counts louder than almost anywhere in Canada. Use it.
Voting dates
AdvanceOctober 9–11
AdvanceOctober 16–17
Election dayMonday, October 2610 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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From the campaign
Updates
August 25, 2026
New commitment: wind-row plowing
No more mountains of ice at the end of your driveway.
When the plow clears the road, it leaves a windrow: the packed wall of snow and ice across the end of your driveway. Paul Tarriwal is adding wind-row clearing to the Better Brampton platform.
Like every commitment in this campaign, it will be published with the work shown: what it costs, who delivers it, when it starts and how residents can measure it. That detail lands with the full platform.
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