Vaughan / York Region
Shift Allocation of Facility Permits to Community and Local Programs and Away from Competitive Teams
Shift Allocation of Facility Permits to Community and Local Programs and Away from Competitive Teams
Shift Allocation of Facility Permits to Community and Local Programs and Away from Competitive Teams
Shift subsides to community, neighourhood and local children youth programs and away from competitive programs that only benefit a small group of residents.
The Fifteen Minute City
Shift Allocation of Facility Permits to Community and Local Programs and Away from Competitive Teams
Shift Allocation of Facility Permits to Community and Local Programs and Away from Competitive Teams
Promote policies to ensure land use and transportation planning work together to supports mixed-use ideologies.
Returning Public Land To The Public
Shift Allocation of Facility Permits to Community and Local Programs and Away from Competitive Teams
Returning Public Land To The Public
Turn Under Utilized Golf Courses into Year Around Publicly Accessible Spaces
Co-existing with Wildlife (Coyotes)
Safety for Pedestrians, Transit Users and Cyclists
Returning Public Land To The Public
These city creatures will continue to be part of suburban and urban communities. So we must find a way to co-exist. There is no other option.
Connect Langstaff over CN MacMillan Railyard
Safety for Pedestrians, Transit Users and Cyclists
Safety for Pedestrians, Transit Users and Cyclists
To ensure better and more efficient access to employment and industrial lands of Concord located in the heart of Vaughan.
Safety for Pedestrians, Transit Users and Cyclists
Safety for Pedestrians, Transit Users and Cyclists
Safety for Pedestrians, Transit Users and Cyclists
Ensure our regional and interior residential roads do not become mini highways and thorough fares.
No New Freeway Cutting Through Vaughan
Ensure Big Box Stores Use an Urban Design with Much Less Footprint
Remove the Two-fare Wall Between York Region and Toronto
Will fight tooth and nail for no more freeways bisecting communities. Click image above or button below to see letter submitted to City of Vaughan Council
Remove the Two-fare Wall Between York Region and Toronto
Ensure Big Box Stores Use an Urban Design with Much Less Footprint
Remove the Two-fare Wall Between York Region and Toronto
Those who commute across Steeles Avenue and especially short distances pay twice and deal with excessive and needless congestion.
Ensure Big Box Stores Use an Urban Design with Much Less Footprint
Ensure Big Box Stores Use an Urban Design with Much Less Footprint
Ensure Big Box Stores Use an Urban Design with Much Less Footprint
The Walmart located at Keele Street just south of Finch Ave W. in Toronto is the type of retail space that is safe and efficient for Vaughan residents.
