Board Members

Councillor Sue McFadden was appointed to serve as a Regional Council representative on the Regional Municipality of Peel Police Services Board on January 1, 2017 for a period of 2 years with her term to conclude November 2018. Councillor McFadden was elected Chair of the Peel Police Services Board in January 2018.

Councillor McFadden is proud to serve as City and Regional Councillor and represent the residents of Ward 10 in Mississauga. She was first elected as Councillor in 2006 and is now in her third term. Prior to that, she served as Trustee for the Peel District School Board for six years.

Throughout her time as an elected official, Councillor McFadden has held positions of leadership on various committees including Safe City Mississauga, Traffic Safety Council and Emergency Services. She is honoured to serve as Chair of the City's newly formed Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Committee.

Councillor McFadden is actively involved in the community. She is Past President of the Mississauga-Meadowvale Rotary Club where she is also a Paul Harris Award winner. She is a recipient of the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Medal for her dedication to community service.

Councillor McFadden is a life-long learner, graduating from Sheridan College in Marketing, and Ryerson University in Training & Development. Councillor McFadden has earned her diploma in the Municipal Administration Program and achieved the Certified Municipal Officer designation. She has also completed her Executive MBA.

Prior to her public service, Councillor McFadden worked for Bell Canada for 17 years at the senior management level.

Councillor McFadden has lived in Mississauga for more than 45 years. She and her husband Dave enjoy spending time with their family, especially their three wonderful grandchildren.

Ms. Norma Nicholson was appointed to the Regional Municipality of Peel Police Services Board by the Regional Council of Peel on February 12, 2015 for a period of 4 years. She is the citizen appointee for the Region of Peel.

A published author, speaker, educator and youth expert, Ms. Nicholson is a Registered Nurse, with a BA in Sociology and Psychology from the University of Toronto, and an MA in Adult Education from Central Michigan University, USA.
Her book "Young Lives on the Line: You can make a difference", was borne out of her practice as a healthcare manager in the largest secure youth custody facility in Ontario and her community engagement with youth and families. Being an outstanding professional and ardent volunteer, Ms. Nicholson advances powerful community connections into opportunities to engage individuals. She is an active and transformational contributor to the growth and success of at risk youth and their families in the Region of Peel.

Ms. Nicholson's leadership and advocacy takes her into the community, where she is a public speaker at professional forums, facilitates outreach programs and workshops for youth and families, lectures in the schools, delivers seminars and lunch and learn sessions for employees in a variety of work environments. She helps others to understand the root causes of challenging behaviours in children and youth and provides the tools to make a difference.

Overcoming adversaries through continuous development, she has a passion to touch and improve lives. She is a role model and champion by supporting those who society views as not able to reach their potential. She demonstrates that there are no barriers in life that one is unable to overcome given mentorship and guidance to reach their goals.

Ms. Nicholson has served as President of the Alzheimer Society of Peel, President of the Registered Nurses Association of Peel and as a member of the Board of Directors of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario and Board Member of Malton Neighbourhood Services.

Regional Chair Frank Dale was appointed to serve as a Regional representative on the Regional Municipality of Peel Police Services Board on December 18, 2006. Regional Chair Dale's current term to conclude December, 2018

Regional Chair Dale is a lifelong resident of Mississauga. He was first elected to Mississauga City Council in 1988. He became involved in municipal politics because of his long-time commitment to the community and desire to represent his ward at the municipal level. He has had many achievements as the Councillor for Ward 4, including the City Centre Plan which outlines development that will ensure a well planned city core and creates a more vibrant, exciting place for residents. Regional Chair Dale was instrumental in the implementation of two police sub-stations, a new transit terminal located at Square One, the establishment of an Older Adult Centre and the Square One Youth Centre, as well as being a founding member of the Mississauga Youth Theatre (MYT).

Regional Chair Dale serves as the Chair of the Region of Peel Planning Committee and is proud of the approval and implementation of the Region of Peel's Official Plan. He sits on the Toronto Regional Conservation Authority board, acts as Vice Chair of the City's Traffic Safety Council, and is also on the Board of Directors for the Living Arts Centre. In addition, he is also a member of several Region of Peel committees including the Court of Revision Committee and serves on the Board of Directors for Peel Living.

Mayor Linda Jeffrey was appointed to serve as a Regional Council representative on the Regional Municipality of Peel Police Services Board on December 11, 2014 for a period of 4 years with her term to conclude December 2018.

Mayor Jeffrey has an established track record in public service both at the municipal and provincial levels. During her 20-year tenure in the political field, she served as a Brampton City Councillor for four consecutive terms from 1991- 2003.

Subsequently, she was elected to the Ontario Legislative Assembly for three consecutive terms representing the people of Brampton Centre and Brampton-Springdale.

Her Ministerial appointments from 2010 to 2014 honed her leadership skills and experience across important sectors of the economy. She served as Minister of Natural Resources (2010-2011); Minister of Labour and Minister Responsible for Seniors (2011-2013); and Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing and Chair of Cabinet (2013-2014).

A resident of Brampton since 1983, Mayor Jeffrey is strongly rooted in Brampton and is passionate about the city's development. She is a mother of three sons, all born at Peel Memorial Hospital.

She became the Mayor of Brampton on December 1, 2014.

Mr. Amrik Singh Ahluwalia was first appointed by the Provincial Government to the Regional Municipality of Peel Police Services Board on February 09, 2011. Mr. Ahluwalia's current term concludes March 2018. Mr. Ahluwalia served as Chair of the Board for two years in 2016 and 2017.

Mr. Ahluwalia is a business leader with an extensive background in manufacturing and petro-chemicals. He retired from Shell Canada as General Manager after 29 years in various capacities in Projects, Strategy and creating new opportunities. He is interested in results through motivating teams and developing effective relationships and partnerships.

Mr. Ahluwalia has organised several youth camps. He has served as President of Sikh Society Calgary and was a founding Director of Khalsa Credit Union, Calgary. He also volunteers with Seva Food Bank Mississauga.

He has a Masters degree in Engineering from Carleton University and an MBA (Dean's List) from McMaster University.

Mr. Ahluwalia is a keen golfer and likes to travel. He lives in Brampton with Inderbir, his wife of over 40 years.

Jack Prazeres, a long-time resident of Mississauga, was appointed by the Provincial Government to the Regional Municipality of Peel Police Services Board on June 22, 2016 for a period of 2 years, with his term to conclude June 2018.

Mr. Prazeres is President of Senso Group Building Supplies and has been in the masonry and construction business for over 30 years, beginning as co-owner of Trican Masonry, and then founding Presidents General Contractors. He was also the Publisher of the Portuguese Post Newspaper and is currently Editor-in- Chief of Senso Magazine.

Since 2002, he has amassed a lengthy history of community leadership and volunteer service. Current President of Luso Canadian Charitable Society, he has also served as past president of the Portuguese Cultural Centre, Director of Carrassauga and Local Health Integration Network, Chair of Community Living Tribute Dinner.

As recognition of his involvement with various charitable organizations and tireless volunteer efforts, Mr. Prazeres has been the recipient of the 2002 Queen's Golden Jubilee Award, Mississauga Volunteer Award, Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship, the 2014 Queen's Diamond Jubilee Award and the Portuguese Cultural Centre Community Spirit Award.

Despite his busy schedule, he has devoted himself to his two children, Cynthia and Jason and his wife Otilia.

Ms. Louise Mitchell, a long-time resident of Mississauga, was appointed by the Provincial Government to the Regional Municipality of Peel Police Services Board on April 12, 2017 for a period of 2 years, with her term to conclude April 2019 .

Ms. Mitchell is President and CEO of Louise Mitchell Consulting. She has over 30 years of experience in financial services and was a senior executive at TD and RBC.

Ms. Mitchell has a long history of giving back to the community. She is Chair of the Women's Leadership Council for the United Way of Peel, past Chair of Junior Achievement of Canada, past Board Member of the Mississauga Board of Trade and recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal. In 2014 Ms. Mitchell was recognized as a Transformational Change Leader as one of 50 Women of Influence in Canada's Life Insurance Industry.  

Ms. Mitchell is a graduate of McGill University.

Ms. Mitchell and her husband Don have lived in Mississauga for 25 years and have raised their son there.  In her spare time, she likes to read, golf, cook and travel.