Victor Lacaria, Vaughan Ward 3 candidate
Yorkregion.com
September 18, 2018
I am a homegrown Woodbridge resident, born and raised in Weston Downs, who loves my city. I attended school in Woodbridge at St. Clare Catholic Elementary School and Father Bressani Catholic High School. I became a licensed paralegal practicing within the City of Vaughan, engaging in numerous mediation and arbitration proceedings within the Ontario courts of justice, and providing professional consultation for personal and business relations. My commitment and background have prepared me for this challenge to promote Ward 3 as a thriving location, having the qualities that builds families and welcomes businesses to serve one and all.
Here are some values I would bring to the office of Ward 3 councillor:
- Serve my constituents by putting their interests first
- Maintain and improve integrity within the council
- Work tirelessly for positive contributions in the community
- My goals for the next four years if elected:
- Improve financial management and accountability through respecting taxpayer’s dollars.
- Be the most accessible councillor in Vaughan by listening and being responsive to the needs of the constituents
- Lead the charge for real change and improvements to existing traffic congestion
- Improve community services
- Manage growth, development and enhance our valuable parks and greenspace
I don’t believe in career politicians. The status quo is dead: It is the time to listen to the people. It will be my job to help make Ward 3 the greatest place to live and promote the envious qualities this Ward has to offer.
I have had an active and distinguished presence with several Vaughan community groups, participating in events such as Canada Day, Italian Heritage Month, Vaughan’s Concert in the Park, Vaughan’s Public Works Day, etc. I believe in preserving Vaughan’s culture and heritage. I also welcome new traditions because it allows Vaughan to continue being a strong, diverse city.
The City of Vaughan municipal election takes place on Oct. 22, 2018. I hope you share the same feeling I have and vote for me in October. Together, we can put the community first!
