Safer Streets
Real investment in the specific corners and crossings Ward 7 residents actually raise with me — not another consultation.
Not a staffer. Not an auto-reply. Tassawar Syed personally reads and responds to every message — usually the same day. That’s what a councillor for Ward 7 should sound like.

Ward 7 deserves a representative who knows the streets because he lives on them too.
Tassawar and his wife have lived in Mississauga their whole married life. They’re raising four kids here — in Ward 7 schools, on Ward 7 streets, waiting at the same intersections you do.
He didn’t come to this from a political career. He came from building things: as an engineer, as a real estate broker, and as a business owner. That’s the habit he wants to bring to city hall — not another promise, a number that gets checked.
Each priority needs one concrete, checkable commitment. The campaign should replace the confirmation notes below before publishing.
Real investment in the specific corners and crossings Ward 7 residents actually raise with me — not another consultation.
Technology that shortens the time between you reporting a problem and the city fixing it — measured, published, and reported back to you.
A specific commitment to the businesses on Ward 7’s commercial streets that keeps money and jobs in the ward.
A councillor who answers his own phone and shows up on a schedule you can put on your own calendar.

Keep the official boundary map easy to find. It answers a practical question every voter should be able to settle quickly: “Is my home in Ward 7?”
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