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1978 Ontario municipal elections
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September 2023
All municipalities in the Canadian province of Ontario held elections on November 13, 1978, to elect mayors or reeves, councillors, school trustees, and (in some areas) public utilities commissioners. Some municipalities also held referendums on various issues.
The most closely watched contest was in Toronto, where John Sewell was elected as mayor.
Elected mayors and reeves
Ajax: Clark MasonMayors of Ontario cities and towns November 14, 1978 14 Waterloo Region Record https://www.newspapers.com/article/waterloo-region-record/197240303/ May 9, 2026
Barrie: Ross Archer
Belleville: J. Ben Corke
Brampton: Jim Archdekin
Brantford: Charles Bowen (details)
Brockville: Robert Sheridan
Burlington: Roly Bird
Caledon: John ClarksonClarkson returns, Raeburn will wed November 14, 1978 14 Toronto Star https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-toronto-star/197240527/ May 9, 2026
Cambridge: Claudette Millar
Chatham: Curtis Carter
Cornwall: Gerald Parisien
Dundas: Joe Bennett
East York: Alan Redway (details)
Etobicoke: Dennis Flynn (details)
Flamborough: Betty WardHarper's reign ends November 14, 1978 8 Hamilton Spectator https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-hamilton-spectator/197240814/ May 9, 2026
Fort Erie: Stella Ziff
Georgina: Joe DalesVoters snub former Georgina councillors November 14, 1978 15 Toronto Star https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-toronto-star/197240988/ May 9, 2026
Gloucester: Betty Stewart (details)
Grimsby: Bob Arkell
Guelph: Norm Jary
Haldimand: David Peirson
Halton Hills: Pete Pomeroy
Hamilton: Jack MacDonald
Kingston: Ken Keyes
Kingston (Township): Peter BeemanBeeman's council returns with a reduced mandate November 14, 1978 18 Kingston Whig-Standard https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-kingston-whig-standard/197241312/ May 9, 2026
Kitchener: Morley Rosenberg
London: Al Gleeson
Markham: Tony Roman
Milton: Don Gordon
Mississauga: Hazel McCallion (details)
Nanticoke: George Dmetriuc
Nepean: Ben Franklin (details)
Newcastle: Garnet Rickard
Newmarket: Bob Forhan
Niagara Falls: Wayne Thomson
North Bay: Merle Dickerson
North York: Mel Lastman (details)
Oakville: Harry Barrett
Orillia: Dave Macdonald
Oshawa: Jim Potticary
Ottawa: Marion Dewar (details)
Owen Sound: Bob Rutherford
Peterborough: Cam Wasson
Pickering: Jack Anderson
Port Colborne: Bob Saracino
Rayside-Balfour: Gilles Pelland
Richmond Hill: Dave Schiller
Sarnia: Andy Brandt
Sault Ste. Marie: Nick Trbovich
Scarborough: Gus Harris (details)
St. Catharines: Roy Adams
Stoney Creek: Gordon Dean
Stratford: Ted Blowes
St. Thomas: Donald Hitch
Sudbury: Jim Gordon
Thunder Bay: Dusty Miller
Timmins: Michael Doody
Toronto: John Sewell (details)
Trenton: Duncan McDonald
Valley East: Howard Armstrong
Vanier: Bernard Grandmaître (details)
Vaughan: Garnet WilliamsAnti-region vote strong in Vaughan November 14, 1978 15 Toronto Star https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-toronto-star/197250026/ May 10, 2026
Waterloo: Marjorie Carroll
Welland: Eugene Stranges
Whitby: Jim Gartshore
Windsor: Bert Weeks
Woodstock: Wendy Calder
Woolwich: Ken SeilingSeiling wins in Woolwich November 14, 1978 7 Waterloo Region Record https://www.newspapers.com/article/waterloo-region-record/197250075/ May 10, 2026
York: Gayle Christie(details)
References
Category:1978 elections in Canada
Category:Municipal elections in Ontario
Ontario municipal elections