More housing
Moving housing projects forward and using City-owned land to help create more affordable homes.
Re-elect Dorothy McCabe
Dorothy McCabe is running for re-election as Mayor to keep Waterloo affordable, create more local opportunity, and build an even more vibrant city.


Meet Dorothy
Dorothy McCabe has spent more than two decades bringing governments, businesses, institutions and communities together to solve difficult problems.
Since being elected Mayor in 2022, she has focused on the decisions that will shape Waterloo for years to come — from housing and healthcare to economic growth, neighbourhoods and public spaces.
Meet Dorothy →Delivering for Waterloo
There is always more work to do. But Waterloo is moving forward.
Moving housing projects forward and using City-owned land to help create more affordable homes.
Helping secure the new hospital in Waterloo and supporting the health and innovation ecosystem around it.
Investing in parks, trees, recreation and public spaces that make Waterloo a better place to live.
Working with businesses, universities and community partners to attract investment, support jobs and keep talent in Waterloo.
What comes next
Dorothy is focused on making Waterloo more affordable, creating more local opportunity, and investing in stronger, more vibrant neighbourhoods across the city.
Build more housing, keep taxes responsible, improve city services, and invest wisely to make everyday life more affordable for Waterloo residents.
Explore the plan →Support local businesses, attract investment, streamline approvals, and strengthen partnerships that create jobs and grow Waterloo's economy.
Explore the plan →Invest in neighbourhoods, parks, arts, festivals, and public spaces while delivering modern city services that bring people together year-round.
Explore the plan →
Your vote matters
Dorothy would appreciate your support.
Planning to vote for Dorothy on October 26? Let her know here.
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