TRACY PEPE

I’ve spent decades serving Brampton — from advocating for seniors and community programs to leading innovative initiatives that improve lives. As Board Director with CARP Brampton, Director of My Nose Initiative, Director of Smelling Pink Inc., and volunteer with Brampton Meals on Wheels, I see firsthand the challenges our seniors face: isolation, mental health struggles, and gaps in long-term care.

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I ran for City Council in 2022 and learned one thing: I love politics because it’s about listening, understanding, and creating real change. Since then, I’ve been showing up, writing, delegating, and backing my ward — letting the community know I’m here to serve.

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Seniors’ mental health is more than a health issue — it’s a leadership issue. Through evidence-based, human-centered programs, I’ve helped over 750 long-term care beds across Ontario, bringing connection, calm, and dignity to seniors’ lives. This work reflects my approach to leadership: lead locally, think nationally, invest in prevention, and build policy with communities, not for them.

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I’m running to bring strong, compassionate, community-rooted leadership to Brampton — for seniors, families, and everyone in our city. I listen. I act. I deliver results.