Same issues, same order, for each candidate. Where a candidate has not published on an issue, the cell says so. Current office holder first, then alphabetical by surname.
An empty cell means we looked and found nothing; it does not mean the candidate is against it.
“The 2022 council, the individuals who were elected, approved a property tax increase of approximately: 3.46% in 2026 5.07% in 2027 4.37% in 2028 3.98% in 2029 Do you agree with these projected annual tax increases?”
“Affordable housing and sustainability near transit - together these will initiate impactful projects that will demonstrate how energy-efficient, community-centered housing can foster resilience and well-being.”
“He will push for smart development and growth that balances the need for respect of existing neighbourhoods while prioritizing affordable family starter home options rather than the willy-nilly placement of high-density…”
No statement on community safety on Marty Paulin's campaign site.
Traffic and roads
Traffic and roads
Murano
No statement on traffic and roads on Vera Murano's campaign site.
Paulin
“He will demand strict enforcement (by City By-Law staff and York Regional Police) of the City of Richmond Hill Micromobility guidelines and the Highway Traffic Act and explore ways for York Regional Police to enhance…”
“Marty believes the City should show more support to local businesses, including purchasing products and services locally for municipal operations and actively promoting local entrepreneurs.”
“He advocates for restoring great community events like Heritage Village Day, which allowed both large and small businesses in the Central Business District to highlight their activities and connect with the community.”
“They need a councillor who publishes a transparent record of votes and decisions, someone who takes responsible actions with the whole community in mind.”
“From parks, to transit, to affordable housing, there is a need to elevate the infrastructure and community services, including seniors and youth programs.”