Stronger, Safer, Connected Richmond Hill
Building the city that grows thoughtfully, with communities designed around people
Yuliya Benedziktavich
For Ward 5 Councillor
Voting Day OCTOBER 26, 2026
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Representing your interests in the city with integrity.
- 0% tax rate increase for residents and businesses
- Improving pedestrian and road safety by applying scientific approach in urban planning
- Aiding small business development and job growth within the community providing stability and prosperity for the next generation
MY VISION FOR RICHMOND HILL
A CITY THAT SERVES AND WORKS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE
Not just on paper. In real life.
Traffic, transit, snow clearing, city services: these aren’t abstract issues. They’re the difference between getting home on time or not, between feeling frustrated or feeling like things actually work.
I believe the local government should focus on the basics and get them right.
COUNCIL RESPONSIVENESS YOU CAN COUNT ON
People shouldn’t feel ignored by their own city.
When residents reach out, they deserve clear answers, timely follow-ups, a real sense that someone is listening and actively responding with actions, not silence or endless waiting.
Higher standards of service should be the expectation, not the exception.
SUPPORTING LOCAL BUSINESSES THAT HOLD COMMUNITIES TOGETHER
Small businesses are what give neighbourhoods life.
They’re cafés, bakeries, shops, services, the places people go every day to.
I believe the City should make it easier to run a business, not harder. Less friction. More support. More respect for the people who are building things locally.
ACCOUNTABILITY FOR HOW PUBLIC(taxpayers') MONEY IS SPENT
People pay taxes and expect results.
That means being responsible with spending, focusing on outcomes, making sure resources actually improve services people use every day.
STRONG, CONNECTED NEIGHBOURHOODS' INFRASTRUCTURE
A good city isn’t just infrastructure, it’s how it feels to live in it.
Safe streets. Clean parks. Reliable services. Spaces where people actually feel part of a community.
That’s what makes a neighbourhood feel like home.
BUILDING OUR FUTURE TOGETHER.
 Protecting what makes Richmond Hill special while planning for a growing, connected, and welcoming city for future generations.
ENDORSMENTS, Testimonials
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A CITY THAT SERVES AND WORKS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE
Not just on paper. In real life.
Traffic, transit, snow clearing, city services: these aren’t abstract issues. They’re the difference between getting home on time or not, between feeling frustrated or feeling like things actually work.
I believe the local government should focus on the basics and get them right.
COUNCIL RESPONSIVENESS YOU CAN COUNT ON
People shouldn’t feel ignored by their own city.
When residents reach out, they deserve clear answers, timely follow-ups, a real sense that someone is listening and actively responding with actions, not silence or endless waiting.
Higher standards of service should be the expectation, not the exception.
SUPPORTING LOCAL BUSINESSES THAT HOLD COMMUNITIES TOGETHER
Small businesses are what give neighbourhoods life.
They’re cafés, bakeries, shops, services, the places people go every day to.
I believe the City should make it easier to run a business, not harder. Less friction. More support. More respect for the people who are building things locally.
ACCOUNTABILITY FOR HOW PUBLIC(taxpayers') MONEY IS SPENT
People pay taxes and expect results.
That means being responsible with spending, focusing on outcomes, making sure resources actually improve services people use every day.
STRONG, CONNECTED NEIGHBOURHOODS' INFRASTRUCTURE
A good city isn’t just infrastructure, it’s how it feels to live in it.
Safe streets. Clean parks. Reliable services. Spaces where people actually feel part of a community.
That’s what makes a neighbourhood feel like home.
BUILDING OUR FUTURE TOGETHER.
 Protecting what makes Richmond Hill special while planning for a growing, connected, and welcoming city for future generations.
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