Sign Collection

If anyone has any signs or has collected any of my campaign sign, could you please let me know and I can come by to collect them from you.

Thank you

Congratulations

To the new council, all candidates

                Let me congratulate all the candidates for their efforts to bring attention to people's concerns. This democratic voting process was important to promote our platforms and engage the citizens to elect Vaughan's new council. I want to personally wish you and your families well and good fortune in your future endeavours. Public office is a noble vocation. You deserve to be applauded for your efforts and personal sacrifice.

                To the newly elected City of Vaughan Council - a world class city deserves world class leadership. I have faith that you will bring integrity, responsibility, and accountability to the people through the City of Vaughan government. This victory belongs to the citizens.

                My political fire is smouldering, waiting for an opportunity to lend support to the City of Vaughan.

Sincerely yours,

Tony Lorini

Former Mayoral Candidate for the City of Vaughan.

Public Presentations

Monday, October 18, 2010
            Mayoral Debate (7:30pm)
            Beth Avraham Yosef Congregation of Toronto (Synagogue)
            613 Clarke Ave.
            Thornhill

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

            All Candidates Presentation (7:00pm)

            Ward 1, Kleinburg & Nashiville

            10391 Islington Ave (North of Major Mac.)

            Kleinburg

Saturday, October 23, 2010

            Rogers Mayor Debate (4:30pm)

            Rogers TV (ch. 10 & 63 - York Region)

           

Message from Tony Lorini

October is another interesting month here at the City.

There are just a few weeks left until Election Day on October 25th and I encourage everyone, from Vaughan, to get out and vote. By voting, you are exercising your democratic right to have a say in how your community is governed. This is important, as Municipal government has a direct impact on the day-to-day lives of residents.

It’s time to bring accountability, responsibility and integrity back to the City of Vaughan.

On October 25, elect Tony Lorini for Mayor.

Meet and Greet Sessions

Vaughan residents will have the opportunity to meet all the participating 2010 election candidates
at the following Meet & Greet Sessions:

Monday, September 20 6:30-8:30pm North Thornhill Community Centre
(300 PLEASANT RIDGE AVENUE, THORNHILL)

Tuesday, September 21 6:30-8:30pm Maple Community Centre
(10190 KEELE STREET, MAPLE)

Monday, September 27 6:30-8:30pm Garnet A. Williams Community Centre
(501 CLARK AVENUE WEST, THORNHILL)

Wednesday, September 29 6:30-8:30pm  Al Palladini Community Centre
(9201 ISLINGTON AVENUE, WOODBRIDGE)

Come show your support!

Streetscape, Curb Appeal

With the growth of neighbourhoods, the aesthetics of the community are important. Whether enjoying our parks or walking along our streets; the money should be spent on trees, garden beds, or grass. We've had poor management of our unsightly streetscapes. This eye appeal is important to draw business and new citizens, to make us a world class city.

EMS, Firefighters, and Police

Our community depends on the best front of line emergency services. They will have my complete attention and commitment from my office as Mayor. The Vaughan Firefighters contract has been in arbitration for over two years, and in negotiations the previous year and a half. Shortly after taking office, my objective will be to settle this.

An Unnecessary Eyesore

Road curb barriers were installed on Vaughan Mills RD. These barriers were placed to slow down traffic. They are an unnecessary failed expenditure to tax payers and an eyesore to a diminished property value. Speed bumps/rumble bumps near stop signs are more appropriate to control traffic.

Premature Breakdown

Clarence ST. (North of Rutherford) - This subdivision is another example of substandard quality products. Utility boxes are prematurely rusting out like car bodies. This is a danger to children and adults, and a unnecessary tax expense in the very near future to the neighbourhood.

Out of Order...Still

Clarence Ave. & Wycliffe Ave. - It's been over a year since a retaining wall and sidewalk have collapsed due to erosion. This should be a priority repair. Unchecked, in a short time the grass boulevard, sewer pipes, and road will collapse and create a larger than necessary road repair. This is an example of a complacent and indifferent government, where small expenses become large wasteful tax expenses.