Draft:Sue McFadden

Sue McFadden (born May 10, 1967) is a Canadian politician who is serving as a Mississauga City Councillor (MP) since 2006.

Before winning her seat in 2006, McFadden served as Trustee for the Peel District School Board for six years.

Background
McFadden originally graduated from Sheridan College with a degree in Marketing. She later attended Ryerson University for a degree in Training and Development. She has since earned her diploma in the Municipal Administration Program and achieved the Certified Municipal Officer designation.

Prior to her career as an elected official, McFadden worked for Bell Canada for 17 years at the senior management level.

Early Political Career
Butt first ran for public office in Mississauga Ward 7 city council in the 1988 municipal election and later in 1991 in Ward 1. Butt also ran for the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario in the 1990 election in the provincial riding of Mississauga East.

Butt ran for the Canadian Alliance in the 2000 election in the federal riding of Mississauga South.

Member of Parliament
Butt provoked controversy in 2012 for making a 'finger gun' gesture at Bob Rae, then leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, pretending to shoot him in the House of Commons.

On February 6, 2014, Butt claimed during a parliamentary debate about a proposed bill on election reform that he witnessed people taking discard voter cards from the garbage and then handing them to other people outside voting stations to be used as identification. On February 24, he retracted the statement and admitted that he had made up the story. He said, "I misspoke during debate and corrected the record." He said that what actually happened was that he was relating stories that he had heard during his time as president with the Greater Toronto Apartment Association. "I did not see it personally and only said it in the House, not committee," Butt said. "I made a mistake."

In the 2015 election, Butt lost to Liberal candidate Gagan Sikand. Butt made headlines during the election when he raised the example of New Democratic Party leader Tom Mulcair, a dual citizen of Canada and France, as a hypothetical candidate for deportation if he was convicted of treason under the Conservatives' new citizenship bill, C-24.

Later political career
Butt registered to run as a candidate for Ward 1 city councillor for Mississauga City Council in the 2018 Peel Region municipal election, and has recently served as the director of government relations for the Mississauga Board of Trade. He was elected to city council in 2022.