Do you have any concerns? Know who to contact to help YOU

Municipal government / City of London / Your City Councillor

Find your councillor at the following link: london.ca/yourcitycouncil

Responsibilities:

• Garbage collection and recycling
• Snow removal and maintenance of public properties and sidewalks
• Parks and Community Centre spaces
• Creating new city roads and maintaining existing ones
• Concerns over municipal laws or by-laws and their respective officers, including property standards, parking, etc.
• London Police services, that implement provincial and federal law
• Planning and building applications and permits on developments (type, location, size etc.) in all classes, residential, industrial & commercial
• Council also has representation on local boards and commissions such as transit, tourism, housing, library, etc

Provincial government / Toronto, Ontario / Your MPP

1. London Fanshawe – Teresa Armstrong: [email protected]
2. London North Centre – Terrence Kernaghan: [email protected]
3. London West – Peggy Sattler at [email protected]

Responsibilities:

• Education (including school management and the school boards)
• Healthcare, including Long Term Care and Mental Health & Addictions treatment
• Landlord - Tenant disputes & rental regulations under the Residential Tenancies Act
• Labour laws
• Some taxes
• The Ontario Planning Act (which regulates planning decisions city council's can make)
• Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and a portion of municipal police funding
• The Highway Traffic Act, regulating all road transportation and maintenance standards
• Some family law including adoption and martial property and Children's Aid Society issues
• Management of prisons that hold minors and adults sentenced under two years
• ODSP and Ontario Works 

Federal government/ Ottawa, Canada / Your MP

1. London Fanshawe – Lindsay Mathyssen : [email protected]
2. London North Centre– Peter Fragiskatos: [email protected]
3. London West –Arielle Kayabaga : [email protected]

Responsibilities:

• Criminal Code of Canada and prisons for adults serving more than two years
• Banking, bankruptcy and creating money (printing bills and minting coins)
• Postal services
• Immigration and passport issues
• Canadian Forces issues
• Environmental regulations
• Reservations and treaties and laws within Indigenous populations
• International issues including trade, military, immigration etc.
• Taxes including Goods and Services Tax (GST), some income tax and 5% of the 13% HST
• Unemployment insurance, Canada Pension Plan
• Some family law including marriage and divorce

Have any additional questions: Call City Hall @ 519-661-2489 and a representative will direct you to the right person to contact.