Here is a list of potential threats I am worried about with People of Scarborough:

1. Extreme Weather:

Toronto can experience extreme weather events, including heavy snowfall, ice storms, heatwaves, and flooding.

2. Air Pollution:

Poor air quality can have adverse health effects, especially for those with respiratory conditions.

3. Traffic Accidents:

Toronto has a high volume of road traffic, and accidents can pose a threat to residents.

4. Cybersecurity Threats:

Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, businesses, or personal data can impact individuals in the city.

5. Crime:

Crime rates can vary by neighborhood, and residents may face risks related to theft, vandalism, or violence.

6. Economic Instability:

Economic downturns or job market fluctuations can impact residents.

7. Housing Affordability:

High housing costs may pose a threat to residents’ financial well-being.

8. Racial and Social Inequality:

Discrimination and social inequities can have negative impacts on various communities.

9. Mental Health Challenges:

Access to mental health services and support for individuals facing mental health issues can be a concern.

10. Transportation Issues:

Problems with public transit, road congestion, and traffic may affect daily commutes.

It’s important for individuals and communities to be aware of these potential threats and take measures to prepare and respond effectively. As elected City Councillor, I will play a critical role in addressing and mitigating these threats to ensure the safety and well-being of Torontonians.