Advance voting
Oct 6–7
Mississauga Civic Centre only
Candidate for Councillor
GurcharanGuleria
Mississauga WARD 6
A lifetime of service. A strong voice for Ward 6—ready to listen, represent and follow through.
Experienced. Committed. Community-first.
His promise to Ward 6
Listen • Represent • Follow through
Key dates · 2026 municipal election
Vote early or on Election Day.
Advance voting runs Oct 6–11. Election Day is Monday, Oct 26.
Advance voting
Oct 8–11
Vote at any location in Mississauga
Election Day
Mon, Oct 26
Vote at a location in your ward
Dates, hours and locations come from the City of Mississauga Elections Office. Confirm on Mississauga Votes (opens in a new tab).
“Public service begins with listening—and earns trust through action.”Gurcharan Guleria
Meet Gurcharan
A record of service. A neighbour who understands.
Dr. Gurcharan Guleria is a veterinarian, veteran, local business owner and community advocate. Canada has been home for 26 years, and for the past 14 years his mobile veterinary practice has served animals and families across the GTA.
Throughout his life, he has brought people together, supported neighbours and worked persistently to move community needs toward practical solutions. He is running to bring that same accessible, disciplined and service-minded approach to Ward 6.
26years calling Canada home
14years serving GTA families
1clear commitment: residents first
Hear it from Gurcharan
A message for Ward 6.
Watch Gurcharan share why he is running and what residents can expect from a councillor who listens first and follows through.
Make your voting planFocused on what matters locally
Clear priorities. Practical representation.
Ward 6 deserves a councillor who pays attention to everyday concerns, communicates clearly and keeps working until residents get an answer.
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Responsible spending
Respect taxpayers, question unnecessary costs and focus City resources on services residents can see and rely on.
02
Safe, well-kept neighbourhoods
Advocate for safer streets, dependable services, clean public spaces and thoughtful neighbourhood upkeep.
03
Local business and opportunity
Support conditions that help local businesses grow and connect residents with opportunity across ages and skill levels.
04
Communication and follow-through
Be accessible, explain decisions plainly and make sure resident concerns do not disappear after the first conversation.
What kind of councillor?
Present in the community. Prepared at City Hall.
Gurcharan’s approach is simple: hear residents directly, bring their concerns forward clearly and report back honestly.
✓Accessible to residents
✓Respectful of every neighbourhood
✓Persistent about practical results
Your voice matters
What matters most to you in Ward 6?
Think about the one local issue you most want your next councillor to understand. Gurcharan’s campaign is built around listening before promising.
Tell GurcharanPlan to vote
Make your voting plan in four steps.
Voting takes only a few minutes when you know when and where to go and what to bring. Ward 6 covers East Credit and Erindale.
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Check the voters’ list
Make sure you are registered and your information is correct. You can add or update it online before you vote.
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Pick your day
- Advance voting: Oct 6–11, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Beat the Election Day lines.
- Election Day: Monday, Oct 26, 9 a.m. – 8 p.m.
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Pick your place
- Oct 6–7: Mississauga Civic Centre, 300 City Centre Drive.
- Oct 8–11 in Ward 6: River Grove Community Centre, 5800 River Grove Avenue, and Woodlands Library, 3255 Erindale Station Road. You can also use any location in Mississauga.
- Election Day: a voting location in your ward.
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Bring your ID
Bring one acceptable piece of ID, such as an Ontario driver’s licence or Ontario photo card. Your voter notification card is mailed in September. It speeds things up, but it is not required.
Eligibility and ID (opens in a new tab)
Other ways to vote
In person
Election staff confirm your eligibility and give you a ballot. Choose advance voting at any location, or your ward on Election Day.
By proxy
Can’t make it? Appoint another eligible Mississauga voter to vote for you. Appointments open Sept. 1, and the form must be certified before 5 p.m. on Election Day.
Proxy appointment form (opens in a new tab)Vote From Front Door pilot
For eligible voters who cannot leave home and cannot arrange a proxy. Availability is limited, and the Elections Office confirms eligibility.
How to register (opens in a new tab)Accessible voting. Advance polls offer electronic ballot marking equipment, height-adjustable tables, magnifiers and assistive devices, plus designated parking. Bedside voting is available in hospitals and retirement homes on Election Day.
Get involved
Help Gurcharan listen, represent and follow through for Ward 6.
Official voter information: City of Mississauga Elections Office (opens in a new tab)