All municipalities in Ontario held elections on November 8, 1982, to elect mayors or reeves, city councillors, and school trustees. Some areas also held referendums.
Art Eggleton was re-elected as mayor of Toronto, and Mel Lastman was re-elected as mayor of the Toronto-area city North York. Outside of Toronto, Dave Neumann was returned as mayor of Brantford.
Elected mayors and reeves Ajax: Bill McLean Barrie: Ross Archer Belleville: George Zegouras Brampton: Ken Whillans Brantford: Dave Neumann (details) Burlington: Roly Bird Caledon: John Clarkson Cambridge: Claudette Millar Chatham: Margaret Archibald Cornwall: Gerald Parisien East York: Dave Johnson (details) Etobicoke: Dennis Flynn (details) Flamborough: Chris Ward Fort Erie: Heinz Hummel Gloucester: Fred Barrett (details) Guelph: Norm Jary Halton Hills: Peter Pomeroy Hamilton: Bob Morrow Kingston: John Gerretsen Kingston (Township): John Smale Kitchener: Dom Cardillo London: Al Gleeson Markham: Tony Roman Milton: Gordon Krantz Mississauga: Hazel McCallion (details) Nepean: Ben Franklin (details) Newcastle: Garnet Rickard Newmarket: Ray Twinney Niagara Falls: Wayne Thomson North Bay: Merle Dickerson North York: Mel Lastman (details) Oakville: Harry Barrett Orillia: Pat McIsaac Oshawa: Allan Pilkey Ottawa: Marion Dewar (details) Peterborough: Bob Barker Pickering: Jack Anderson Richmond Hill: Al Duffy Sarnia: Marceil Saddy Sault Ste. Marie: Don MacGregor Scarborough: Gus Harris (details) St. Catharines: Roy Adams Stoney Creek: Bill Sears Stratford: Ted Blowes St. Thomas: Doug Tarry Sudbury: Peter Wong Thunder Bay: Walter Assef Timmins: Vic Power Toronto: Art Eggleton (details) Valley East: Howard Armstrong Vaughan: Lorna Jackson Waterloo: Marjorie Carroll Welland: Eugene Stranges Whitby: Robert Attersley Windsor: Elizabeth Kishkon Woodstock: Wendy Calder York: Alan Tonks(details)
Results Brantford
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