Scott Xie is Ready to
Work for Ward 6 & Deliver for YOU
“Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of serving as Executive Assistant to Regional Councillor Alan Ho. From the city to the regional level, I’ve worked side by side with residents and municipal staff to get things done. Rooted in Markham Ward 6 and experienced in local government, I offer a fresh vision backed by a proven track record.
I’m ready to address our community’s challenges head-on and put my energy and experience to work for Markham Ward 6 and you!”
October 16 - 26, 2026 Vote Scott Xie for Markham Ward 6 Councillor
Experience, Community, and Results.
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Background: Long-time Markham Ward 6 resident with a background in Urban Studies, small business experience, and public service.
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Volunteer: Through the non-profit organization Active Community Engagement (A.C.E.) and years of dedicated community service and volunteer work for senior organizations, Scott has contributed selflessly to the community.
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Municipal Experience: Served as Executive Assistant to Regional Councillor Alan Ho, gaining hands-on municipal experience by delivering solutions to resident concerns, addressing transit and transportation issues, managing constituent services, and editing the 180 consecutive weekly newsletters.
O - Optimized Municipal Services
• Better Services. Better Value – Push for better, faster, and more responsive municipal services that deliver greater value for your tax dollars, improve everyday life in Ward 6, strengthen accountability at City Hall, and ensure responsible budget spending while maintaining Markham's low property tax rate. • More Reliable Snow Clearing – Review current snow-clearing service levels in the first year of the term, including city-wide snow windrow removal, to ensure our roads and sidewalks remain safe, clear, and accessible all winter long. • Better Street Lighting – Review areas in Ward 6 where streetlights cannot currently be installed due to planning or other constraints, and work toward ensuring adequate street lighting on all residential streets. • Age-Friendly, Accessible Neighbourhoods – Expand programs for seniors and add benches and accessibility features in public spaces. • By-Law Updates – Review outdated by-laws and provide by-law education to ensure residents understand the rules before facing penalties. • Better Parks, Better Community – Keep parks and playgrounds clean, safe, and well-maintained, with updated equipment. Advocate for more program space in parks and community centres.
Y.O.U. - Ward 6 Resident First Platform
Y - Young Vision, Proven Experience
• Think Ahead – Align infrastructure with new housing development, deliver amenities ahead of population growth, ensure existing residents will not be affected, and prevent overdevelopment. • Easier to Reach Your Councillor – Connect with residents through smarter, more accessible channels, including a direct hotline, weekly e-newsletters, and pop-up community meetups, so residents can reach us easily, stay informed, and make their voices heard. • More Accessible Public Information – Launch a new public platform that tracks and reports progress on key Ward 6 priorities, giving residents a clear view of what has been completed, what is underway, and what needs to be done. • Support Small Businesses – Advocate for faster, simpler permit and licence applications for local businesses. • Protect Residents During Construction – Work with City staff to monitor construction activity and address noise, dust, traffic disruptions, and other impacts on nearby residents.
U - Unwavering Commitment to Results
• Safe and Peaceful Neighbourhoods – Work closely with York Regional Police (YRP) to proactively promote Neighbourhood Watch programs throughout Ward 6 and support the establishment of Neighbourhood Watch groups across our streets. Improve noise by-laws to help protect the safety, peace, and quality of life in our community. • Get things done – Follow through on issues and concerns from start to finish. Ensure residents' voices remain at the centre of municipal decision-making. • Clear Rules for E-Bikes and E-Scooters – Immediately push for clear and practical municipal regulations regarding the use of e-bikes and e-scooters in parks and on local roads, with community safety as a priority. • Residents Decide First – Ensure real consultation before development starts so the project delivers what residents really want and need. • Protect Existing Neighbourhoods – Review and address traffic concerns across Ward 6, including issues caused by drivers using residential streets as bypass routes, as well as similar cut-through traffic concerns in other neighbourhoods. Pursue practical, effective solutions to improve safety, reduce noise impacts, and protect residents' quality of life. • Ensure the New School Gets Built – Monitor the construction of the new school in Ward 6 to help ensure the project is completed smoothly, efficiently, and on schedule.
And More Ways to Deliver for Ward 6...
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Fall Park Clean-up at Berczy Park
Meeting with YRP Superintendent and Inspector
Markham Food Bank Drive event
Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Awards
Chinese New Year Celebration Event
DSNDP's Adopt-A-Park at Wismer Park
AGOAC (Angus Glen Older Adults Club)
Markham Food Bank Cheque Presentation
Senior Association event in Ward 6
Spring Park Clean-up at Berczy Park
Markham Job Fair
Thai Pongal - Tamil New Year Event
Hong Kong Fire Charity Concert
Delivering Food to Markham Food Bank
Fundraising event for Yee Hong Foundation
Alan Ho Community Event in 2019
Worked at Markham Local Manufacturer
A.C.E.'s Park Clean-up Event
Fraud Prevention Forum with YRP
PPE Donation to Markham Stouffville Hospital during the Pandemic
ME & Lau Family Foundation Scholarships Award
Alan Ho Community Event in 2025
Tamil Fest in the City of Markham
Delivering Food for Markham Food Bank
Visiting Local Drone Company
Fundraising event for Yee Hong Foundation
Visiting a senior home with the local association and providing performances for the residents
Pet Lovers Charity Walk
New Year Mall Walk
A.C.E.'s Park Clean-up event
PPE Donation to Participation Hose
during the Pandemic
Community event at Aaniin C.C.
Technology Meeting at IBM ventureLAB
Canvassing in the Neighbourhood
2026 Markham Municipal Election Information
WHO CAN VOTE
HOW TO REGISTER
A city-wide election for Markham's City Council and local school boards will be held from October 16 to 26, 2026.
There are many ways to register, including:
- At least 18 years old (or will be by final voting day)
- A Canadian citizen
- A Markham resident, landowner or tenant (or the spouse of one)
- Registered to vote
- Online at ElectionsMarkham.ca/Register
- At Elections Markham Headquarters (Markham Civic Centre, Legislative Services counter)
- At any voting place during voting days
- Voters registering will be asked to show acceptable ID.
ONLINE DURING
VOTING DAYS
VOTE AT
VOTING PLACES
HEADQUARTERS
VOTING
October 16 to October 26
Vote in person at any voting place in Markham. FINAL VOTING DAY: October 26.
October 23 to October 26
September 28 to October 22
Vote anywhere, anytime from a computer, tablet or mobile phone.
At Elections Markham Headquarters (Monday to Friday). By appointment: Vote by special ballot.
Check, update or add your information to Markham’s municipal voters’ list: markham.voterservices.ca
City of Markham
Ward 6 Boundary
-North to Town of Stouffville
-East to Markham Road (Highway 48)
-South to 16th Avenue (western portion) and Bur Oak Avenue (eastern portion)
-West to Warden Avenue
Neighbourhoods in Markham Ward 6
-Angus Glen
-Berczy Village
-Dickson Hill (the portion west of Markham Road)
-Wismer Commons (the portion north of Bur Oak Avenue)
-And more..
Authorized by the CFO of Scott Xie Campaign
Markham, Ontario, Canada