Traffic Safety
Traffic calming, safer school zones, and real action at the crossings residents flag most.
Fair. Dedicated. Experienced, building a safer, more affordable, community focused Ward 7 where neighbours are heard and every family thrives.

Killi Chelliah has been part of the Markham community for over 25 years, and has made Ward 7 his home for the last 15. He built his career and raised his family in these neighbourhoods. He knows this ward's streets, schools, and problem intersections not from a staff briefing, but from living on them every day. Since 2011, Killi has quietly given back, as a regular blood donor, a supporter of Markham Stouffville Hospital, an active member of the Tamil Community Centre, and a contributor to local community organizations. He isn't running to start showing up for Ward 7. He has been showing up for more than 25 years. He is running because families here are tired of being told to wait on traffic safety, on runaway development, and on a councillor who actually answers the phone.
A short introduction to who Killi is, why he is running, and what he wants to change for Ward 7 families.
Ward 7 needs a councillor who names the real problems and does the work to fix them.
Traffic calming, safer school zones, and real action at the crossings residents flag most.
Growth that arrives with the roads, schools, and parking to support it, and a councillor who listens before the towers go up.
Protect the green space we have and ensure new neighbourhoods are built with room to breathe.
Practical crime prevention with York Regional Police, reliable snow clearing, and an office that answers when you call.
Killi's work in Ward 7 didn't start with a campaign. Since 2011, he has shown up, quietly and consistently, for the causes and organizations that make Markham stronger.
A regular blood donor for over a decade, and an organizer of local drives to help meet Canadian Blood Services' constant need.
A long time supporter and contributor to Markham Stouffville Hospital initiatives, because a strong local hospital is a Ward 7 priority.
An active member of the Tamil Community Centre, supporting cultural, youth, and seniors' programming that strengthens Markham's diverse fabric.
From temple and faith community events to neighbourhood associations, food drives, and youth mentorship, a steady presence wherever Ward 7 shows up for its neighbours.
The community Killi is running to represent.

General boundaries: Ward 7 is bounded on the north of Highway 407, south by Steeles Avenue, west by McCowan Road, and east by York Durham Line.
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