MY PLAN FOR WARD 23
My 100-Day Pledge
My real plan for Scarborough North.
我的百日承諾
士嘉堡北區的真正方案
Other candidates list priorities. I'm giving you dates. Six commitments, each one started in my first 100 days.
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Your Safety
Safety is lighting, presence and a Councillor who shows up.
FIRST 100 DAYS
Lighting audit of every park, path and street completed, and the first Ward 23 safety table held with 42 Division.
How you'll know: Audit results and fix dates posted online
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Neighbourhood Community Officers working in our communities with a coordinated publicsafety plan.
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A lighting audit of every park, path, and street in the ward in my first 100 days, with fixes fundedin the first budget and a completion date on each one.
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A standing Ward 23 safety table with 42 Division, plaza owners, condo boards and TorontoCommunity Housing, meeting monthly, focused on auto theft and home invasions.
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A safety and bylaw blitz every quarter on the Finch–Middlefield industrial strip and the plazas onFinch, McCowan and Markham Road.
Your Street
Safety is lighting, presence and a Councillor who shows up.
FIRST 100 DAYS
Every school in the ward asked what it needs, and the school-streets schedule published.
How you'll know: Schedule posted, school by school
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School streets first: traffic calming, crossing guards, better markings and enforcement at every school that asks. Not a study. A published schedule.
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Safe crossings where seniors actually cross, and bus stops you can reach without crossing midblock.
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No changes to a park until the people who use it have been consulted.
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The Steeles Avenue East widening and the Morningside extension on a public schedule, with regular updates mailed to members of the community.
Your Money
A Ward 23 Budget Town Hall held before the 2027 budget vote, and the public spending page live.
FIRST 100 DAYS
How you'll know: Town hall held; Han's budget vote explained publicly
I will treat your tax dollars like my own.
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Every tax and fee increase tested against inflation before I vote on it.
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A Ward 23 Budget Town Hall before every budget vote.
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A public page showing where your hard-earned dollars are being spent.
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Outside dollars: I will use two decades of provincial and federal relationships to bring funding herethat does not come from your property tax bill.
Your Neighbourhood
You get asked before decisions are made, not after.
The ward-wide housing consultation launched, with the first public report.
FIRST 100 DAYS
How you'll know: Consultation report published
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I commit to begin the process of giving Scarborough North the same housing rules as every other suburban ward, with a ward-wide consultation and public reporting at every step.
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A community meeting before any major development application reaches City Council.
Your Commute
Three things, in order.
A City staff report requested on the Steeles widening start date, and meetings held with our MPPs and MPs on Sheppard East funding.
FIRST 100 DAYS
How you'll know: Report request on the Council record
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The Sheppard East Subway Extension funded and shovel-ready this term.
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A construction start date for the widening of Steeles Avenue East, east of Tapscott Road, approved more than a decade ago and still not built.
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Until the subway arrives, monitoring schedules and implementing meaningful roadway
improvements on Finch, Steeles, McCowan, Markham Road and Neilson Road buses. -
Finch East: I do not support red priority bus lanes that take a lane from drivers.
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I will push for faster buses that keep every through lane: signal priority, queue-jump pockets, far-side stops, more express buses, and a plan that runs past McCowan into Malvern.
A Councillor You Can Reach
Help close to home, not downtown.
The multilingual office open, evenings and Saturdays, with every call and e-mail returned within 24 hours from day one
FIRST 100 DAYS
How you'll know: Office open; response times published monthly
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A real multilingual constituency office in the ward.
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Four town halls a year.
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The Journey Continues
Han’s parents came to Canada in 1990 and found their footing in Scarborough. He worked the night shift at their coffee shop at Lawrence and Markham Road, then spent two decades at Queen’s Park and in Ottawa Watch his story, and what he wants to do next for Scarborough North.