2022 Ontario municipal election: Meet the Kitchener Ward 3 council candidates
In Ward 3, we are lucky to have many amenities close by: malls, shopping, restaurants and ION stops is what makes the area great. We are also fortunate to be close enough to some wonderful and large outdoor spaces. There are trails and ball diamonds so close by, along with creeks and wildlife for families to enjoy.
I have been able to notice problems in our city in recent years that have been overlooked. The main concern is the high number of local residents who have to commute out of the city due to a lack of jobs that utilize their skills and abilities. While the tech sector has become most prominent in our city, our manufacturing, skilled trades and blue-collar jobs have been lost or sacrificed.
I have been a resident of Kitchener for over five decades and have always lived in Ward 3, with the exception of time away for post-secondary education. I hold a BEd from Nippising University, a BA from Wilfred Laurier University and a Diploma in Business and Design from the International Academy of Design.
My name is Bryan Richardson and I’m running for Ward 3 councillor. I’m a local business owner and I’ve lived here since 2003. I volunteer in this community. I’ve helped raise money for and have been boots on the ground with Food4Kids, Carizon Mental Health, Habitat for Humanity, Lutherwood, and recently with Kiwanis. I want to see this city thrive. I aim to help it do so.I am a local business owner, I make my home here. My family is here.
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