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- "I have known Ken for many years and I know he will be a great advocate for my neighbourhood. He is someone who listens and engages on the issues that matter." Suzanne Boggild, Moore Park resident.
- “Ken understands and supports the contribution that Toronto’s businesses – both small and large – bring to the vibrancy of our communities. We need more of that at city hall.” Rupert Hon, bank manager and resident, Church & Wellesley
- “Ken Chan's experience working as an openly gay police officer, his years working on health policy for the provincial minister of health, and his most recent employment working for one of the greatest metropolitan cities in the world, London, makes Ken the most qualified candidate for Councillor in Ward 27. “ Councillor Kyle Rae, Ward 27
- “I have known Ken for almost a decade and respect him as a hard working person who brings a fine sensibility to public service. I will be voting for Ken and am confident we can work together for the benefit of our community.” - Sheila Ward, School Trustee for Toronto Centre-Rosedale and former Chair, Toronto District School Board.
- “I’ve known Ken for many years. He will be a responsible and caring and intelligent member of city council.” – Wanda O’Hagan, Rosedale resident.
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Thank you for visiting my website.
Toronto is a wonderful and safe city with rich culture, great diversity and a strong heritage. However, I believe that more can be done to make this great city even better. That is why I am running for city council.
I want to put my experience to work with you to build a better Toronto. Like you, I want a city where people want to live, work, play and learn. We can build that city together by ensuring safe and vibrant neighbourhoods, by pursuing a transportation strategy that keeps our city moving, and by returning a sense of purpose to city hall.
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