Jamaican-Canadian Shelly Cerrelli Campaigns for Mayor of Vaughan

Shelly Cerrelli Vaughan mayor campaign brings a Jamaican-Canadian candidate into the municipal race

VAUGHAN, ON — Shelly-Ann Starlette Cerrelli, a Jamaican-Canadian business owner and mother of five, is a certified candidate for mayor of Vaughan in the October 26 municipal election.

The City of Vaughan’s official certified-candidate list names Cerrelli and incumbent Mayor Steven Del Duca as the candidates for mayor. Cerrelli’s campaign emphasizes affordability, traffic, responsible growth, community safety, youth opportunity, small business and accountable government.

A Jamaican-Canadian Candidate in Vaughan

Cerrelli’s campaign biography describes her as a Jamaican immigrant, entrepreneur and business strategist with more than 20 years of business experience. Her campaign also highlights her family life and experience as a local businessperson.

Her candidacy brings a Jamaican-Canadian voice into Vaughan’s mayoral contest as voters prepare for the October 26 election.

Campaign Focuses on City Hall and Municipal Issues

Cerrelli’s published priorities include reducing traffic congestion, improving transit coordination, scrutinizing municipal spending, tying development to infrastructure, expanding youth opportunities and making it easier to operate a small business in Vaughan.

Those are Cerrelli’s campaign positions. Vaughan voters will choose between the certified mayoral candidates on voting day, with online advance voting scheduled for October 9 through October 18.

Vaughan Votes October 26

The City of Vaughan says voting day is Monday, October 26. The new term of council begins November 15.

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