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Lakhan Kang

Candidate for Toronto District School Board - Ward 1

In their own words

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Where they stand

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What a trustee actually does

Does the candidate understand the trustee job?

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Kang is 'committed to making parents and families a central part of school decisions'.

  • Platform bullets.
  • Parents and families central to school decisions.
“Committed to making parents and families a central part of school decisions”

(one sentence)

Source: Lakhan Kang — campaign website · October 18, 2026

Confidence:High

Kang, born and raised in Ward 1, wants to be 'a strong voice for students, parents, and schools'.

  • Why he's running.
  • Attended John D. Parker, Smithfield Middle School, West Humber Collegiate.
“Now I want to be a strong voice for students, parents, and schools across Toronto Ward 1.”

(one sentence)

Source: Lakhan Kang — campaign website · October 18, 2026

Confidence:High

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Student wellbeing and learning

Will kids be safe, supported and learning well?

Kang is 'passionate about improving education outcomes for all students'.

  • Platform bullets.
  • Improving education outcomes for all students.
Show their words & source (one sentence)
“Passionate about improving education outcomes for all students”

Source: Lakhan Kang — campaign website · October 18, 2026

Confidence:High

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