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What's your background?
I graduated from the University of Waterloo with a double bachelor in statistics and computational mathematics, and has professional study and work experience in mathematical finance, economics, technology, and actuarial science. She is currently a member and business leader on the North American Forbes council.
I have worked in the Ontario government, the Ministry of Education, and other related departments. I have also worked for SpaceX, Hollywood media, Citibank investment banking, BMO's private banking headquarters in Toronto, TD Securities, Freshbook (Canada's official technology unicorn), City News (Toronto's leading media company), the Vancouver Port Commission, and many other companies.
My professional experience spans technology, finance, media, business consulting, and public sector projects.
As the founder of Mi Tech & Consulting, I have long served local businesses in the GTA, helping them understand government policies, connect with business resources, advance digital transformation, and improve marketing and operational efficiency. I have worked with business owners from various sectors, including technology, manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and education, giving her a deep understanding of the real pressures faced by local small businesses, immigrant entrepreneurs, and community employment. Voting for Ding sends a clear signal to the city hall: you want to see a more professional and efficient government budget, revitalize the business economy, and increase employment. I will ensure that every penny of tax revenue is used more effectively by improving government efficiency, increasing revenue, and shifting the focus from short-term to long-term value.
What is your view of housing?
Toronto's downtown housing prices have left many living in fear of soaring rents and exorbitant costs. Many who work in the city center have chosen to leave. I am willing to advocate for: Strengthening tenant protections Stop the financialization of real estate; houses are for living in, not for speculation. Develop concrete plans to ensure everyone can live and work in peace and contentment here. Toronto's downtown housing prices have left many people in fear of soaring rents and exorbitant costs. Many who work in the Toronto downtown have chosen to leave.
I am willing to advocate for:
- Strengthening tenant protections
- Stop the financialization of real estate; Properties are for living in, not for speculation.
- Develop concrete plans to ensure everyone can live and work in safe, peace and contentment here.
What is your view of jobs?
Youth and recent graduates are hit hardest: Toronto's unemployment rate has risen in recent years, with the situation particularly dire among young people. Here's what I'll do: - Promote a diversified economy - Enhance skills training - Expand government subsidies for paid internships and job training - Support small and medium-sized enterprises to boost employment Youth and recent graduates are hit hardest: Toronto's unemployment rate has risen in recent years, with the situation particularly dire among young people.
Here's what I am willing to advocate:
- Promote diversified multi-culture
- Enhance youth skills training
- Expand government subsidies for paid internships and job training
- Support small and medium-sized enterprises to boost employment
What is your view of traffic?
Promote the transformation of traditional roads towards digitalization and networking, focusing on addressing climate resilience and traffic safety.
Provide long-term support for intelligent connected electric vehicles.
