Progressive Conservatives:

Amarjot Sandhu, Brampton West

Amarjot Sandhu is the Member of Provincial Parliament for Brampton West, elected in 2018 as a Progressive Conservative representative. He is the first international student to be elected to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, having arrived in Canada from Punjab, India, in 2008.

• Before politics, he worked as a computer engineer, network analyst, and realtor, and also founded the International Students’ Federation.
• He currently serves as the Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Infrastructure and is a member of key government committees.
• Sandhu remains committed to supporting businesses, infrastructure development, and the community in Brampton and across Ontario...Read More

Deepak Anand
Mississauga-Malton

Deepak Anand is the Member of Provincial Parliament for Mississauga—Malton, elected in 2018 as a Progressive Conservative representative.He holds a Chemical Engineering degree from Panjab University, India, and an MBA from the Schulich School of Business, Canada.

• Before politics, he worked as a Lab Technician, Quality Manager, Financial Analyst, and business owner in the automotive industry.
• He currently serves as the Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development and is a Special Advisor on Indian-Ontario trade.
• Anand is dedicated to economic development, job creation, and strengthening trade relations between Ontario and India...Read More

Hardeep Grewal
Brampton East

Hardeep Singh Grewal is the Member of Provincial Parliament for Brampton East, elected in the 2022 Ontario provincial election as a Progressive Conservative representative.He currently serves as the Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Transportation and is a member of the Standing Committee on Heritage, Infrastructure, and Cultural Policy.An active community leader, he has worked with organizations like the Guru Gobind Singh Children Foundation and C-SASIL to support local initiatives.

• His political journey began at 18 years old, when he became one of the youngest local riding presidents in the Ontario PC Party’s history.
• Grewal is committed to improving transportation, infrastructure, and community development across Brampton and Ontario...Read More

Logan Kanapathi,
Markham-Thornhill

Logan Kanapathi is the Member of Provincial Parliament for Markham—Thornhill, elected in 2018 as a Progressive Conservative representative.Before provincial politics, he served as a Markham City Councillor for 12 years, winning municipal elections in 2006, 2010, and 2014.

• Originally from Sri Lanka, he fled as a refugee in 1983 due to his activism for Tamil rights and human rights.
• As an MPP, he remains committed to serving seniors, youth, families, and promoting diversity in his community.
• During the COVID-19 pandemic, he actively supported residents by collecting PPE and food donations for those in need...Read More

Nina Tangri Mississauga-Streetsville

Nina Tangri is the Member of Provincial Parliament for Mississauga—Streetsville, elected in 2018 as a Progressive Conservative representative.She currently serves as Ontario's Associate Minister of Housing and previously held roles as the Associate Minister of Small Business and Red Tape Reduction.

• With over 35 years of experience in insurance and finance, she was the CEO of Tangri Insurance & Financial Group before entering politics.
• She has chaired the Standing Committee on Social Policy and served on several key government committees.
• Tangri is committed to economic development, housing affordability, and supporting small businesses across Ontario...Read More

Prabhmeet Singh Sarkaria
Brampton South

Prabmeet Singh Sarkaria is the Member of Provincial Parliament for Brampton South and Ontario’s Minister of Transportation, serving in Premier Doug Ford’s cabinet since 2023.He is the first turban-wearing Sikh to be appointed to the Ontario cabinet, representing the Progressive Conservative Party.

• A lawyer and finance professional, Sarkaria holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Wilfrid Laurier University and a law degree from the University of Windsor.
• He has held key roles in the Ontario government, including Associate Minister of Red Tape Reduction (2019–2021) and President of the Treasury Board (2021–2023).
• Sarkaria is dedicated to improving Ontario’s transportation system, cutting red tape for businesses, and strengthening financial transparency in government...Read More

Vijay Thanigasalan
Scarborough-Rouge Park

Vijay Thanigasalam is the Member of Provincial Parliament for Scarborough—Rouge Park, first elected in 2018, and currently serves as Ontario’s Associate Minister of Housing. He immigrated to Canada at the age of 14, later earning a Bachelor of Commerce in Finance from Ontario Tech University. As Associate Minister of Transportation, he helped implement the Ontario One Fare Program, eliminating double fares between the TTC and regional transit systems.

• He played a key role in securing funding for the Tamil Community Centre and supporting the Scarborough Health Network’s $1 billion revitalization project.
• Thanigasalam has been a strong advocate for infrastructure improvements, including the Scarborough Subway Extension and the establishment of the Scarborough Academy of Medicine and Integrated Health (SAMIH)...Read More

New Democrats:

Sonali Chakraborti
Scarborough Centre

Sonali Chakraborti is a dedicated community leader, policy expert, and advocate with a strong track record of making government work for people across Toronto. She has spent years driving policies that improve services for families, newcomers, and diverse communities—ensuring that Scarborough Centre gets the support it deserves.

• As a municipal policy leader with 15 years experience at Toronto City Hall, Sonali helped shape the Toronto Newcomer Strategy, expanding access to settlement services, job training, and housing support for thousands of families.
• She also played a key role in advancing a systems approach to community hubs, bringing together healthcare, legal aid, childcare, and other essential services to better support families—right in their neighborhoods...Read More

Raymond Bhushan
Richmond Hill

Raymond Bhushan (Year 4 MinE ) is the current President of Min Club, the discipline club for Lassonde Mineral Engineering students. Before commencing his final year of studies this year, he completed a PEY Co-op, relocating to Sudbury, Ont. for over a year last year. Additionally, Raymond is accomplished academically, having received the Okane Consultants Sustainable Mining Scholarship in his third year of studies. He recently talked with us about his experience in the LME program at U of T and of pursuing a role as MPP in provincial politics. Raymond Bhushan is an Engineering student at the University of Toronto.

• He went to high school in Richmond Hill and has a deep appreciation for the rich culture and diversity of the city.
• He has seen first-hand how housing affordability, cuts to education, and mismanagement of the pandemic have impacted people across Ontario...Read More

Thadsa Navaneethan
Scarborough North

Thadsha Navaneethan is the Ontario New Democratic Party (NDP) candidate for Scarborough North. Community builder & labour activist. Fighting for equity & justice. She loved connecting with young people and community members throughout this campaign.
She said " I'm running for MPP because Scarborough deserves better. Together, we’re ready for real change, and with your support, I’ll work hard to make you all proud. "

• Navaneethan is committed to advocating for equity and justice within her community.
• She emphasizes the importance of local representation and aims to ensure that the voices of her constituents are heard at the Ontario Legislature...Read More

Rajni Sharma
Brampton South

Rajni Sharma is the NDP candidate in Brampton South. Social service worker and community leader 'Rajni Sharma' is the Ontario NDP’s candidate for Brampton South. Tremendous contributions to seniors, women and youth across Toronto and Brampton,” with more than 30 years as a social service worker, noting she’s a “dedicated community leader and a relentless advocate for equity, affordability and improved health care.

• Rajni understands the needs of seniors and has continuously championed their rights across all levels of government, the NDP Website states.
• Her unwavering commitment to charitable causes has earned her numerous awards and the deep respect of the communities she serves...Read More

Martin Singh
Brampton East

Martin Singh Nominated as Ontario NDP Candidate for Brampton East – Licensed pharmacist and community leader Martin Singh has been officially nominated to represent the Ontario NDP in Brampton East for the upcoming provincial election on February 27, 2025. Singh, a partner in a care facility company, has been an advocate for environmental protection and reproductive rights at the national level, serving on the boards of the Sierra Club of Canada and Planned Parenthood Federation of Canada.

• Dedicated Community Leader and Former Army Cadet Commander.
• Singh has played an active role in Brampton’s youth development, notably as the former commander of the 557 Lorne Scots, Brampton’s only army cadet corps. Under his leadership, the 557 Lorne Scots became the largest Duke of Edinburgh award centre in Canada, earning Singh a prestigious Commanding Officer’s Commendation...Read More

Sukhamrit Singh
Brampton Centre

Sukhamrit Singh has been nominated as the Ontario NDP party’s candidate in Brampton Centre . According to his candidate profile on the NDP’s campaign website, Singh is a law student at Western University “looking to pursue a career in union-side labour law fighting for working people.”

He said:

• He have seen and lived the struggle that afflicts working people in Brampton.
• Whether from inadequate health care or ever-increasing housing/rental prices the people of Brampton deserve better.
• And Marit Stiles is the leader that will deliver for the people of Ontario.

Liberals:

Anita Anandrajan
Scarborough North

Anita Anandarajan is a dedicated advocate for Ontario families, committed to making life better for everyone in our province. Born in Jaffna, Sri Lanka, Anita has lived in Scarborough for over 30 years. With a Bachelor of Science from the University of Ottawa and a post-graduate certification in Human Resources Management, she has spent her career helping people—especially new immigrants, people with disabilities, and recent graduates—find meaningful employment.

• A Family Doctor for Every Ontarian – 2.3 million Ontarians lack a family doctor. Anita will expand access to care, invest in public healthcare, and stop privatization.
• Invest in Education – Our schools are overcrowded and underfunded. Anita will restore funding, support teachers, and improve classrooms.
• Make Life More Affordable – The ‘More For You’ tax cut will lower income taxes for middle-class families, putting money back in their pockets.

Ranjit Singh Bagga
Brampton North

Ranjit Singh Bagga, Liberal Candidate from Brampton North Gagan Batish. He said, ‘I am deeply concerned about what is happening in Brampton. We have a mayor and councilors who think they are above the law and not listening to the need of the residents. For so long, Brampton needs has been neglected, I want a real change for better Brampton. We have experienced and continue to face tough challenges and corruption at City Hall.’

• Open and Fair contracting: Review and amend all contracting rules to ensure fair and open bidding, and also importantly, free from political interferences
• Improving Bus Services:  making transit services more realizable, convenient, and accessible
• I will work to ensure the Metrolinx LRT project is approved
• I support a university in Brampton. Under my leadership,  you will see a university in Brampton.

Nirmala Armstrong
Markham-Thornhill

Nirmala Armstrong, a lawyer and former regional councillor, has been officially nominated as the Ontario Liberal candidate for Markham—Thornhill. Nirmala Armstrong is a respected lawyer, former Regional Councillor for the City of Markham, and dedicated community advocate with over 30 years of experience. A graduate of the University of Toronto (Political Science Specialist), Queen’s University Faculty of Law (LL.B.) and Osgoode Hall Law School, (Masters of Law).

• Nirmala has been recognized with numerous awards, including the Queen’s Golden, Diamond, and Platinum Jubilee medals, for her outstanding community service.
• A proud wife, mother, grandmother, and former co host of Inside the Region with Nirmala Armstrong on 105.9 FM, she brings a wealth of experience and passion to her role as the Ontario Liberal candidate.
• She is committed to tackling key issues such as access to healthcare, traffic gridlock, and community safety while advocating for affordable housing and better public transit for Markham-Thornhill.

Viresh Bansal
Oshawa

Viresh Bansal is a dedicated advocate for Oshawa, committed to bringing strong leadership and real solutions to Queen’s Park. With a Bachelor of Technology and extensive experience providing IT support to government and businesses, Viresh understands the importance of innovation, economic growth, and community-focused policies. 

• Viresh is deeply committed to building a brighter future for Oshawa.
• His vision is clear: a stronger, more prosperous community. Ready to work hard and stand up for Oshawa, Viresh is the champion the city deserves.
• Attract new industries to Oshawa, reducing the need for long commutes to Toronto

Vicky Dhillon
Brampton East

Vicky Dhillon, who previously served as city councillor in Wards 9 and 10 between 2006 and 2014, has been nominated as the Ontario Liberal candidate in Brampton East. The Ontario Liberal Party has added a second candidate in Brampton with close ties to the city’s municipal government. The Liberals also recently nominated Coun. Martin Medeiros, the current representative for wards 3 and 4, to run in Brampton Centre.

He said:

• Doug Ford has forced an unnecessary provincial election without any justification. He’s wasting over $188 million of your money. I am ready to find solutions to the mess Ford created in Ontario,” he added in another post.
• Dhillon ran again, this time for regional councillor in Wards 9 and 10, in 2018, but once again came up short. Regional councillors in Brampton also sit on city council...Read More

Jagbir Dosanjh
Markham-Unionville

Jagbir Dosanjh, Corporate Counsel @ Grasshopper Energy | Ontario Liberal Party Candidate for Markham-Unionville. With over four years at Grasshopper Energy, my journey has been marked by a steadfast commitment to the renewable energy sector. The team and I navigate the intricate terrain of energy law, facilitating sustainable initiatives and contributing to an eco-friendly future. Registered with the Law Society of Ontario, my expertise in legal frameworks has been instrumental in supporting our company's mission. Together, we are driving change and fostering innovation in the renewable energy landscape, ensuring compliance and strategic growth.

• Beyond my legal work, I’m committed to supporting our community.
• I founded the Alumni Council, a non-profit that provides scholarship opportunities for Markham high school students and hosts mentorship panels, where I bring in professionals from various industries to help students explore different career paths.
• Now, I’m running to be your MPP for Markham-Unionville because I believe we need an MPP who will fight for better healthcare and education, and real investment in our community.

Shafoli Kapur
Niagara Falls

Shafoli Kapur, Provincial Liberal Candidate for Niagara Falls. Ontario Liberal candidate Shafoli Kapur says she's focused on health care and affordable housing. Kapur praised the Ontario Liberal Party leader Bonnie Crombie’s plan to make health care accessible to all Ontario residents as it is “what makes Canada special.”

Kapur said:

• Her platform centres on the most pressing issues that matter to Niagara residents: accessible health care, affordable housing and economic opportunities.
• Our healthcare system is struggling people can’t get appointments, wait times are too long. Too many families are without a family doctor.
• She also plans to tackle the high cost of living and the brain drain of young talent from the region to Toronto and other major cities.

Bhavik Parikh
Brampton South

Bhavik Parikh, is the Liberal candidate for Brampton Sout. He is a trailblazer with a proven track record of leadership across sectors, positioning him as a dynamic force in public service. Bhavik Parikh, who serves as IT director at the Ontario Center of Innovation, is the Ontario Liberal Party candidate in the riding of Brampton South. Parikh’s campaign website says he’s recognized for his ability to harness technology to solve complex challenges, streamline operations and enhance productivity.

• His entrepreneurial background as the founder of CCITS, combined with his work at Amazon, Apple and MDA Space, showcases his knack for innovation, problem-solving and adaptability — key traits of a successful political leader,” the website said, adding Parikh has a “deep commitment” to public service and community empowerment.
• As a Director at Vraj Community Services, Rotary Club of Silicon Valley, Indo Canada Chamber of Commerce and the Gujarat Public Affairs Council of Canada, Bhavik has been a staunch advocate for economic development, social equity, and civic engagement.

Vandan Patel
Haldimand-Norfolk

Vandan Patel, is stepping into the political arena as the Ontario Liberal Party candidate for Haldimand-Norfolk in the 2025 election. With a strong background in agriculture and public service, Patel is focused on addressing key issues such as healthcare, education, and economic growth. His grandfather was a tobacco merchant, and his father, a veterinarian. Holding a degree in agricultural science, Patel understands the challenges farmers face and is determined to support the local economy.

• Patel has been active in public service, serving on the board of directors for the Liberal Party of Canada and as secretary of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 121 in Galt. His dedication to community outreach earned him the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Award.
• He has spent significant time connecting with Haldimand-Norfolk residents, addressing concerns about healthcare access, doctor shortages, and affordable housing.

Adil Shamji
Don Valley East

Adil Shamji, MPP is a Canadian physician and politician who has represented Don Valley East in the Ontario Legislative Assembly since 2022, as a member of the Ontario Liberal Party. Before entering politics, Shamji was an emergency physician at Michael Garron Hospital. He was born in Canada to Gujarati immigrant parents from East Africa.Shamji ran as a candidate for the 2023 Ontario Liberal Party leadership election.He withdrew from the race on September 28, 2023 and endorsed Bonnie Crombie.

• Dr. Adil Shamji is an emergency physician who has devoted his career to helping people.
• Having experienced firsthand the pressures of the pandemic that revealed the inequalities within our healthcare system, Dr. Shamji has taken his advocacy to the Ontario Legislature as an elected Member of Provincial Parliament for Don Valley East.
• Dr. Shamji is committed to making government work in the best interests of everyone across Ontario, and believes that ‘all policy is health policy’.

Gurwinder Dosanjh
Sault Ste. Marie

Gurwinder Dusanjh, the local candidate for the Ontario Liberal Party, said he grew up in southern Ontario but his love for the Sault began with a 2012 vacation on the Agawa Canyon Tour Train. Dusanjh said, "We took three vans and drove all the way up here and stayed at the Holiday Inn Express. We got to the train, went four hours to the canyon and then it rained for 20 minutes, so we came back." 
He said:

• I was laughing because we travelled 10 hours to go to a place, stayed there for 20 minutes and then travelled 10 hours back home.
• Currently, he is the owner and operator of Heyden Fuels just north of the city and he works at Bank of Montreal in both the downtown and Cambrian Mall branches.

New Blue Party:

Darryl Brothers
Mississauga-Streetsville

Darryl Brothers, is the New Blue Party of Ontario candidate for Mississauga-Streetsville. Brothers works for a U.S.-based golf company in Mississauga and was previously in the trucking and logistics industry.

• Brothers is one of five candidates running in Mississauga-Streetsville, including current PC MPP Nina Tangri, Ontario Liberal candidate Jill Promoli, Chris Hill of the Green Party and Shoaib Khawar of the Ontario NDP.
• Darryl Brothers is running in Mississauga-Streetsville for the New Blue Party of Ontario in the Feb. 27 provincial election.
• According to his profile on the party’s website, Brothers works for a U.S.-based golf company in Mississauga and was previously in the trucking and logistics industry. 

Maria Dsouza
Ottawa Centre

Maria deSouza, is a candidate of New Blue Party | Ottawa Centre, ON. Maria has been a long time CLC activist. She gave perfect answers to CLC's 2025 Ontario provincial election questionnaire.

Pending

Kamalpreet Kaur
Brampton Centre

Kamal Preet Kaur is a new Blue candidate of Brampton Centre.

Bio... Coming Soon

Rishab Bhatia
Ottawa-Vanier

Rishabh Bhatia, is a New Blue Candidate of Ottawa, Vanier.

Bio... Coming Soon

Green Party:

Mini Batra
Pickering-Uxbridge

Mini Batra, is Green Candidate of Pickering-Uxbridge. Mini Batra joined the Green Party of Ontario to be a strong voice for the residents of Durham, advocating for a healthier, fairer, and more sustainable future. Passionate about tackling the housing crisis and the escalating climate emergency, Mini is also committed to reforming Ontario’s healthcare system by prioritizing comprehensive care and expanding access to mental health services.

• Born into a working-class family in India, Mini later moved to Europe, where she earned a degree in computer science. After immigrating to Canada, she built a successful career as a Project Manager at IBM, specializing in IT infrastructure, and now works in real estate. In her spare time, Mini enjoys gardening, traveling, and expressing her creativity through painting.
• Experienced leader advocating for affordable housing, climate action, and healthcare reform. Passionate about building a fair, sustainable future for Durham residents.

Rajinder Boyal
Brampton South

Rajinder Boyal, is the Green Party candidate in Brampton South. Boyal immigrated to Canada in 1993 and earned his real estate salesperson license in 2006, his campaign webpage said, adding he became a real estate broker in 2023.

• Rajinder Boyal is the Green Party candidate in the riding of Brampton South.
• Boyal is committed to policies that: strengthen community support systems through increased funding for non-profit organizations and mental health services; promote environmental sustainability with investments in green infrastructure and local conservation efforts; support small businesses and local entrepreneurs to create a thriving, self-sufficient economy; ensure affordable housing and better urban planning for Brampton residents.

Nira Dookeran
Ottawa South

Nira Dookeran, has been nominated as the Ontario Greens' candidate in Ottawa South. She asks to support for MPP for Ottawa South at the upcoming provincial election. In her previous role as ESL teacher at Ridgemont High School within the Ottawa District School Board informed my commitment and passion for building strong, diverse, and resilient communities that welcome newcomers.

She said:

• As an educator some of my areas of interest included: Early Literacy Development for Refugees; Cultural Proficiency Training and Advocacy; Leadership and Team-Building in Diverse Organizations; Healthy, Safe, and Inclusive, Workplaces; Non-Violent Communication and Conflict Resolution; Collaborative and Creative Problem-Solving; Mindfulness in Education and the Workplace, and School Greening Initiatives.
• These experiences have equipped me well to engage with the diversity of Ottawa South, to work to build a sustainable recovery from the pandemic, and to faithfully represent our community at Queen's Park.

Sanin Zeco
Durham

Communist Party:

Rimmy Riarh
Parkdale-High Park

Rimmy Riarh is a dedicated advocate for social and economic justice and the Communist candidate for Parkdale-High Park, where he currently resides. Rimmy decided to run in this election because he believes, like millions of Ontarians, that the status quo no longer works for ordinary people. The current system is not “broken” – it is functioning exactly as it was designed: to benefit big business and their political allies at the expense of the working class.

• Raised in Surrey, B.C., Rimmy moved to Toronto in 2016 and has since become an active voice for working-class communities in the city.
• He is currently completing his PhD at York University, where his research focuses on Canadian politics.
• Rimmy and the Communist Party of Canada – Ontario are committed to building a real People’s Alternative to monopoly capitalism, one that prioritizes the needs of working families, students, seniors, and marginalized communities.

Progress Party Ontario:

Pit Goyal
Willowdale

Pit Goyal is an Independent candidate for Willowdale.

Bio... Coming Soon

Independents:

Pushpek Sidhu
Brampton West

Pushpek Sidhu, running as an independent candidate in Brampton East. An independent candidate has entered the race to represent Brampton East at Queen’s Park. I’m just someone who cares. Yes, I know I’m young. You can even call me unexperienced, but I will find a way.

He said:

• I always do because Brampton is important to me. It’s home.
• And I will always protect my home. Because Brampton is my family, and I will always love my family.
• He also listed public safety, traffic and affordable housing as other priorities.

Azad Goyat
Brampton East

Azad Goyat, is running as an Independent in Brampton East for the provincial election. Azad’s heart blinks for Brampton and Bramptonians. His passion is just to serve the community tirelessly and selflessly as a community activist/leader/fighter since 2018.

• He is strong voice for Brampton University with Medical School, Brampton Needs hospitals and fair share in healthcare fundings (Participated and observed 48 hours hunger strike at Queens Park, in 2019) .
• He is also a fighter and champion for Community Safety and Security.

Rahul Padmini Saumian
Oshawa

Rahul Padmini Saumian, is an Independent candidate for Oshawa. He said,"I am running to be the MPP from Oshawa as an Independent candidate in the upcoming elections. I do bring in close to 20 years of work experience in the IT industry managing complex projects and large teams."

Rahul Padmini menttioned :

• As we approach another provincial election, we must carefully consider the choices before us.
• At a time when our economy and sovereignty were under threat from our closest trading partner, our Premier and his party—holding an absolute majority at Queen’s Park—chose to dissolve the assembly and call for an early election.
• Instead of demonstrating leadership and tackling the issue head-on, they pushed us into unnecessary uncertainty.