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What they say

(2022) Resist ultra-dense development, prevent furthering traffic woes; housing development should be medium density and designed for communal interaction with commercial and city (‘true’) third spaces

Housing and development

By issue

From the candidate's campaign site, read 5 October 2026. Juni Yeung campaign, platform page · read 5 October 2026

Taxes and spending

Juni Yeung campaign, you talked i listened how to think hopefully for affording richmond hill page · 23 August 2026
  • “Of course we should always ask whether the City is spending wisely – I certainly will, all the time – but there is a bigger question underneath it: what are we asking property taxes to pay for in the first place?”

Housing and development

  • “(2022) Resist ultra-dense development, prevent furthering traffic woes; housing development should be medium density and designed for communal interaction with commercial and city (‘true’) third spaces”

  • “Strive for more affordable social housing, maintaining Quality of Life with school and amenities ratio”

Parks and environment

  • “(2022) Build solar panels at Richmond Green for sustainable energy and potential revenue”

Transit

  • “Access to meetups, groceries, municipal resources (eg. schools, libraries) by micro and public transportation should be made safe and reliable.”

City services

Juni Yeung campaign, growing big ideas in small spaces affordable venues and original initiatives page · 9 August 2026
  • “Opening up our city facilities and community centres to Non-Profit Organizations and cultural interaction, no longer limiting to just residents of the City.”

  • “(2022) Strive to establish the 3 rd free outdoor archery range in all of Canada; (2026) STILL working to bring the range and the sport to Richmond Hill!”

  • “That means making our existing spaces easier and more affordable for smaller organizations to register and use, while thinking about cultural programming as something more than a handful of major performances each year.”

Governance and accountability

Juni Yeung campaign, defending values keeping the public space safe and dialogue open even when its hard page · 1 July 2026
  • “(2026) Still not sponsored or funded by property developers!”

  • “My pledge in running is one that upholds the Canadian value – transparent access of information and good accountability, protection of the freedom to expression especially towards marginalized groups, and to never deplatform a side, especially when the conversation gets tough.”

Background and overall goals

  • “(2026) Develop a comprehensive urban development plan integrating with federal and provincial governments regarding datacentres, balancing between urgent national needs for data (and platform) sovereignty and dire local concerns for power and water resource allocation, real and long-term job growth, and environmental protection (esp. of the Oak Ridges Moraine)”

  • “(2026) Expand Richmond Hill’s Arts and Culture grant to identify and nurture new and creative initiatives that promote intercultural dialogue and reconciliation between various the ethnic and indigenous communities”

Nothing found yet on: Community safety, Traffic and roads, Seniors, Youth and families, Local business.

Background, in their words

“My family moved to Canada in 1994 concerned with the uncertainty for freedom in my home city of Hong Kong.” Juni Yeung campaign, defending values keeping the public space safe and dialogue open even when its hard page · 1 July 2026

About our research on this candidate

On the City's certified list, checked 24 August 2026. Campaign site read in full on 5 October 2026. Not on council this term. Press search: not done yet. Last reviewed 6 October 2026.

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