Joel Binda
Experienced
I’ve worked at City Hall (finance), in Banks, & started local businesses. I live here in Cooksville.
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Unite the Municipal Right
Start an association of common sense Councillors & mayors across Ontario. Together, we can pressure the Feds for action on lax crime & immigration laws.
Effective Policing
More police foot patrols, including on transit. Home invasions, shoplifting, extortion, car jackings. Crime is rising in Mississauga.
October 26, 2026
Ward 7, Mississauga.
Author of: The New
East Germany: Canada
Police foot patrols on
Dundas, HWY10, & on transit.
I’m in Cooksville, Ward 7
since 1997.
Not a municipal issue?
Unite Councillors across Ontario & pressure the Federal Government.
Housing, transit, education. The Feds don’t deal with the consequences of uncontrolled immigration & and easy-on-crime laws. We do at the local level. More of foreign aid funding should go to Canadian cities.
Housing
Rent is now unaffordable. The demand created by mass immigration has caused a housing shortage.
Politicians now scramble to build housing for a problem they created. First, let’s stop causing the affordability crisis.
Transit
Residents now hate taking public transit. It’s dirty & unsafe.
Governments spent years convincing people to take transit, only to make it undesirable.
Add police patrols on transit, & watch how things change.
Fund Canadian Cities
More of the Federal Government’s Foreign Aid budget should be reallocated to Canadian cities.
Our budgets are breaking, taxes are increasing while the Feds spend overseas. We’ll pressure the Feds to fix this & avoid more tax hikes.
Effective Policing
Get the police back in local communities. Walking the beat, visiting local businesses, patrolling transit. Increase visibility of police.
Residents are afraid of home invasions, carjackings, and extortion is on the rise. We need a broken windows response.
Make it a municipal jurisdiction.
For years the federal government has fueled policies that hurt local municipalities. Uncontrolled immigration, catch & release, easy-on-crime laws. The feds got to look progressive while we got the consequences.
I’m going to make an Ontario association of common sense municipal leaders. Elected councillors & mayors, opposed to federal left-wing dogma & willing to speak out.
We’ll press the federal government to stop releasing criminals & more controls on immigration. We’ll get more of the foreign aid budget reallocated to cities in Canada. This way we can avoid more property tax hikes.
Joel Binda’s Experience
- I’ve worked at Mississauga City Hall, finance department.
I know how it works from the inside (2009-2014). - Worked in banks, doing treasury, investments & derivatives.
- Started local businesses & understand the struggle.
- Studied Finance, Bcomm. at Ryerson University (TMU).
- My most important experience is being a father to 2 kids.
- I grew up & live in Cooksville, Ward 7, Mississauga.
- Author of book: The New East Germany, Canada Compared.
They turned immigration into a Ponzi scheme.
2.1 million temporary migrants have expiring status in 2026 alone. The Feds brought people here on a lie, many are now bankrupt, staying without status. They’re going to be exploited by criminals.
The Feds killed the Canadian dream. Now immigrants are lied to, robbed & exploited. Long lines for entry level jobs, large groups of migrants living in small apartments. Mississauga now has an underclass of exploited migrants, with a shortage of jobs & housing.
Immigration is not a business model. Or a progressive ego-trip. With a provincial association of common sense elected Councillors & Mayors, we can pressure the Federal government to stop the Ponzi scheme.
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