Mila Wong Kabush
City Councillor Candidate
I am a retired nurse with a diverse background, having served as a city and regional councillor. I have also been the CEO of a social service agency supporting individuals with developmental disabilities, a human rights officer, and an ADRIO-certified arbitrator and mediator.
I proudly embrace my Filipino, Chinese, and Spanish heritage. I am the mother of Anson and Angela Wong and married to Kenneth “Ken” Kabush from Surrey.
Discover Priorities for a Better Surrey
Learn about Mila Wong Kabush’s platform and her vision for sustainable growth in Surrey.
Community Safety
Strengthening neighborhood policing and emergency response to ensure every family in Surrey feels secure in their homes.
Economic Growth
Supporting local businesses and creating sustainable job opportunities to build a thriving economy for all residents.
Transparent Governance
Fostering open communication and accountable leadership to ensure community voices are heard at City Hall.
HISTORY, EXPERIENCES, MEMBERSHIPS, COMMITTEES and AFFILIATIONS:
CITY AND REGIONAL COUNCILLOR FOR SUDBURY 1991-1994
Director – Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities
Chair Manitoulin and Sudbury Districts Health Council
Vice-Chair Region of Sudbury Health and Social
Services Committee
Vice-Chair Region of Sudbury Finance Committee
Founding Board Member:
Children’s Mental Health Services (now the Child and Family Centre),
Sudbury Wheelchair Athletic Sports Club
Racial and Multicultural Relations Regional Police Services Board Committee
Board Member:
Filipino and Chinese Heritage Associations
Lion’s Club of Sudbury
Sudbury Multicultural and Folk Arts Association (President)
Children’s Aid Society
Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women (CRIAW – L U)
Sudbury United Way Centrade
OTHER ADDITIONAL INFO:
Member Ontario Human Rights Review Task Force – Mary Cornish Report
Member NDP Premier’s Council on Health, Wellbeing and Social Justice
Canadian Mental Health – Sudbury Branch created the public education department on mental health.
Two time Sudbury Riding PC nominated candidate for MPP (1999 and 2003).
Think Tank Member with Leader LEADER Brad Harness in the introduction of a new provincial political party in Ontario, the CONSENSUS PARTY OF ONTARIO.