A: Should the people of Ward Six (6) choose Sean Semper-Whyte as their next City Councillor, I will become the leader they have hoped for and counted on. The vision I see is one of being our brothers, and sister ’ s keeper, this can only happen with someone in leadership who has a heart of and for service; it cannot be faked, or imitated. Ward Six will be the standard for community growth, progress, and prosperity. We will develop neighbourhood associations, which can tap into the resources of the region to improve community living. A: As a young adult I reflect the long-term direction of the city. I have a fresh outlook on the legacy of the city and the stamina of youth to see the vision through, to the next generation of Municipal leadership, as I am the next generation! As a new face to the city hall scene, I don ’ t hold any political posture or agenda; which could compromise my serving the best interests of my constituents. There is also no incumbent in Mississauga ’ s Ward Six in 2006. A: I believe strongly in collaboration and partnerships, in fact this is how big business is being run today all over the world; “ we are not an island unto ourselves ” . If the City of Mississauga is to be run like a corporation lets be true to the ideals of a corporation. I believe we need to strengthen our relationships with Brampton and Caledon while also looking out for the best interests of our communities as a priority. Taking a collaborative approach should always be our first option, as like a corporation we are competing for consumer investment. Consumers not only favour brands, they favour ease of use and value for their hard earned dollar. Packaging a well-run Region trumps the struggling city. A: I have always been an individual who believes in volunteering, this has been how I was able to secure many of my jobs, from my youth. In my small business Semper-Whyte Solutions – we are a safety and security interest. We were a sponsor to this year ’ s, Peel Community Police Race Against Racism, an effort I have participated in annually since 2003. This year I believed in taking the next step in that of being a sponsor. As a strong proponent of diversity, in this multicultural community, safety and security for all citizens is a major priority. I have volunteered with the Association of Black Law Enforcers, (A.B.L.E.) representing ABLE at several community functions including 2005 ’ s Community Crime Awareness day, organized by the Mississauga Chinese Business Association, and will be doing so again this year. As a participant in this years Malton Community festival with my local church group, Cathedral of Praise Family Worship Centre, meeting and encouraging, individuals and groups sharing and moving forward the community vision is a priority for me. A: Mississauga needs to be an accessible city. The recent development of the “Link” at the airport is one way to improve city access. Not only do we need to plan for access to Toronto, we need to plan for similar access around the city for our community. A: Though the original indigenous peoples of the area; the Mississauga ’ s, left the area in 1847, they left with the settlers a spirit of community empowerment, advancement, and growth. That spirit lives on today in the City of Mississauga, and its community Mississaugan ’ s. We are a hearty people who rise to the challenges of life; which are community empowerment, advancement, and growth. Today we can say, though things change they remain the same. We are a community of legacy, and the legacy continues. Category:Mississauga, Ontario category:Ontario category:Canada category :North America category :Politics and conflicts Category:Elections Category:
A: Should the people of Ward Six (6) choose Sean Semper-Whyte as their next City Councillor, I will become the leader they have hoped for and counted on. The vision I see is one of being our brothers, and sister ' s keeper, this can only happen with someone in leadership who has a heart of and for service; it cannot be faked, or imitated. Ward Six will be the standard for community growth, progress, and prosperity. We will develop neighbourhood associations, which can tap into the resources of the region to improve community living. A: As a young adult I reflect the long-term direction of the city. I have a fresh outlook on the legacy of the city and the stamina of youth to see the vision through, to the next generation of Municipal leadership, as I am the next generation! As a new face to the city hall scene, I don ' t hold any political posture or agenda; which could compromise my serving the best interests of my constituents. There is also no incumbent in Mississauga ' s Ward Six in 2006. A: I believe strongly in collaboration and partnerships, in fact this is how big business is being run today all over the world; " we are not an island unto ourselves " . If the City of Mississauga is to be run like a corporation lets be true to the ideals of a corporation. I believe we need to strengthen our relationships with Brampton and Caledon while also looking out for the best interests of our communities as a priority. Taking a collaborative approach should always be our first option, as like a corporation we are competing for consumer investment. Consumers not only favour brands, they favour ease of use and value for their hard earned dollar. Packaging a well-run Region trumps the struggling city. A: I have always been an individual who believes in volunteering, this has been how I was able to secure many of my jobs, from my youth. In my small business Semper-Whyte Solutions – we are a safety and security interest. We were a sponsor to this year ' s, Peel Community Police Race Against Racism, an effort I have participated in annually since 2003. This year I believed in taking the next step in that of being a sponsor. As a strong proponent of diversity, in this multicultural community, safety and security for all citizens is a major priority. I have volunteered with the Association of Black Law Enforcers, (A.B.L.E.) representing ABLE at several community functions including 2005 ' s Community Crime Awareness day, organized by the Mississauga Chinese Business Association, and will be doing so again this year. As a participant in this years Malton Community festival with my local church group, Cathedral of Praise Family Worship Centre, meeting and encouraging, individuals and groups sharing and moving forward the community vision is a priority for me. A: Mississauga needs to be an accessible city. The recent development of the "Link" at the airport is one way to improve city access. Not only do we need to plan for access to Toronto, we need to plan for similar access around the city for our community. A: Though the original indigenous peoples of the area; the Mississauga ' s, left the area in 1847, they left with the settlers a spirit of community empowerment, advancement, and growth. That spirit lives on today in the City of Mississauga, and its community Mississaugan ' s. We are a hearty people who rise to the challenges of life; which are community empowerment, advancement, and growth. Today we can say, though things change they remain the same. We are a community of legacy, and the legacy continues. Category:Mississauga, Ontario Category:Ontario Category:Canada Category :North America Category :Politics and conflicts Category:Elections Category:
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