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“Addressing zoning and parking minimums to allow for more housing to be built, alongside encouraging co-ops and supportive housing to reduce housing costs.”

Source: CBC K-W candidate survey — Kitchener · October 20, 2026

“Chaired Planning & Strategic Initiatives, steering balanced, sustainable development while protecting neighbourhood character and expanding housing choice.”

Source: Paul Singh campaign site — key priorities: responsible growth & housing

“Kept Kitchener's municipal tax rate among the most competitive in the Region while prioritizing core service delivery and debt reduction.”

Source: Paul Singh campaign site — key priorities: fiscal accountability

“Good governance starts with clear priorities: smart growth, protecting our environment, keeping city taxes affordable, and making sure local services work reliably for everyone in our community.”

Source: Paul Singh campaign site — home

“I would support a Vision Zero approach that treats road safety as a shared responsibility and prioritizes preventing serious injuries and deaths. Kitchener already has localized transportation safety improvements and an active transportation network focused on people of all ages and abilities. I would support expanding protected cycling infrastructure, safer pedestrian crossings, traffic calming, better lighting, and lower vehicle speeds where appropriate. I would also support using collision and near-miss data to identify dangerous intersections and prioritize improvements. Safe infrastructure should work for pedestrians, cyclists, transit users, people with disabilities, and drivers rather than placing responsibility primarily on individual road users. This approach would help make walking, cycling, and driving safer while supporting Kitchener’s goal of creating connected and sustainable neighbourhoods.”

Source: TriTAG 2026 Election Questionnaire - Kitchener Ward 6 responses · September 29, 2026

“Lots of things! Most importantly, filling in gaps that currently exist in the network. Ideally, we would entirely remove all instances where you're on a path, thrust into traffic for a bit, and then back on a bike path. I also want more separated bike paths and to expand the network further into the suburbs of the city.”

Source: CycleWR 2026 Candidate Survey - Kitchener Ward 6 responses · October 6, 2026