前密西沙加女市长去世，101岁

[ottawa_tj]

Former Mississauga, Ont. mayor Hazel McCallion dies at 101

Former Mississauga, Ont. mayor Hazel McCallion, nicknamed 'Hurricane Hazel,' has died. She was 101 years old. Premier Doug Ford said McCallion died peacefully at her home early Sunday morning.

toronto.ctvnews.ca

 

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Hazel McCallion任市长36年直到2014年退休。

RIP

 

[土拨悬铃木]

Hazel McCallion任市长36年直到2014年退休。

RIP

90多岁还在当市长？？？

 

[故乡明月]

喜欢这个老太太，慈眉善目的

 

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90多岁还在当市长？？？

你没算错，干到92岁退休。

Hazel McCallion - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

McCallion was first elected in November 1978, and is the longest-serving mayor in the city's history, having served for 36 years at the time of her retirement in 2014.

 

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你没算错，干到92岁退休。

Hazel McCallion - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

McCallion was first elected in November 1978, and is the longest-serving mayor in the city's history, having served for 36 years at the time of her retirement in 2014.

是啊， 你看：
Born in 1921, McCallion was raised in the community of Port Daniel

很多老人到了7、80岁的时候会老糊涂了。 这个市长应该头脑很清楚的。 否则干不了这么久。

101，真的算是高寿了。

 

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是啊， 你看：
Born in 1921, McCallion was raised in the community of Port Daniel

很多老人到了7、80岁的时候会老糊涂了。 这个市长应该头脑很清楚的。 否则干不了这么久。

101，真的算是高寿了。

加拿大长寿的人不少，有些二战老兵还健在，有人还自己开车呢。

 

[conquestofparadise]

加拿大长寿的人不少，有些二战老兵还健在，有人还自己开车呢。

玛丽莲老太太80多的时候开车把电线杆子给撞倒了，还上了新闻，好像驾照都吊销了

 

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February 14, 1921 – January 29, 2023，下月她就102周岁了。她应该是干到93周岁退休。

 

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玛丽莲老太太80多的时候开车把电线杆子给撞倒了，还上了新闻，好像驾照都吊销了

前几天我看到一年轻人开皮卡把电线杆子撞断了。

 

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Hazel McCallion任市长36年直到2014年退休。

RIP

不是村长告知，我一直以为她还在任

 

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估计后来就是一个吉祥物了，都是子女代理了

 

[charley2]

干了12任市长，让好多想干的人泪奔。
RIP.

 

[飞碟]

曾经听说老太太领导的那个城市是安省少有的没有财务赤字的城市，而且年年有鱼。也许那儿的人爱交税 ？多伦多的机场在那块地盘上，对当地的财政大概也有不少贡献。相信老太太领导有方是一定的。

 

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Hazel McCallion’s major political events as Mississauga’s mayor - Toronto | Globalnews.ca

Mississauga's longest serving mayor is retiring after 36 years of service. Here's a look back at some of Hazel McCallion's major political moments.

globalnews.ca

Debt-free city​

For over three decades (and while in power throughout that time), McCallion took pride in Mississauga’s debt-free status. But, in 2012, the city went into the red for the first time in 33 years and took out a loan of $450 million—a sum that would be taken out over the next eight years—in order to fix aging infrastructure, improve the transit system and roads and other projects.

“We just can’t raise enough funding quickly enough from our property taxes and limited revenue sources,” said the mayor in a statement in April 2014 after announcing that the city cannot raise enough money from taxes to pay for its growing list of infrastructure needs. “We need to take on debt so we can continue to deliver transit, roads and libraries, recreations centres and all the other programs and services that our citizens depend on.”