Theresa Bergeron
Candidate for Mayor of North Dundas Township
Straight Answers. Responsible Leadership. Strong Community.
Theresa Bergeron believes North Dundas deserves leadership that asks tough questions, plans responsibly for the future, and puts residents first.
In 2024, when North Dundas was facing another significant tax increase, I started asking questions. As a business owner for more than forty years, I know that rising costs don't solve themselves. You have to understand the root causes, make informed decisions, and find practical solutions that protect both today's needs and tomorrow's opportunities.
Those questions led me to look deeper into the challenges affecting growth, infrastructure, and long-term affordability in our community.
I am running because I believe North Dundas deserves leadership that brings strong business judgment to municipal government—leadership that does the homework, asks tough questions, solves problems, and plans responsibly for the future while preserving the community spirit that makes North Dundas special.
Why I’m Running
Priorities
Responsible Growth
Supporting housing, businesses, and opportunities for future generations.
Financial Responsibility
Managing taxpayer dollars carefully and making informed decisions.
Supporting Families & Seniors
Helping create a community where people can live, work, raise families, and age in place.
Reliable Infrastructure
Maintaining and investing in the infrastructure our community depends on.
Experience
Entrepreneur
Built a successful Canadian manufacturing business from the ground up.
Community Volunteer
Supporting local organizations, agriculture, conservation, and community initiatives.
Deputy Mayor
Known for asking questions, doing the research, and providing residents with straight answers.
Vision for North Dundas
“I believe North Dundas can be a community where:
✓ Families can find housing.
✓ Seniors can remain active and connected.
✓ Businesses can grow and invest.
✓ Taxes remain manageable.
✓ Community spirit remains strong.
Growth should strengthen our community, not change who we are.”
— Theresa Bergeron
