Vote for Valar Kaliaperumal to come together and make a difference
Vote for Valar Kaliaperumal to come together and make a difference
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"Valar chose to serve the public!"
Married to Dr. Ananda Venkatachalam, PhD and mother of a 14-year-old son, and an 11-year-old daughter
Holds a degree in Veterinary Medicine from Pondicherry University, India, and a Master’s in Veterinary Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine from G.B. Pant University, India.
Worked as a Veterinary Assistant Surgeon for 2.5 years in the Department of Animal Husbandry, Government of Pondicherry, India
Over the course of 14 years at IMV Inc., a Cancer Immunotherapy Company in Halifax, Progressed through various Pre-Clinical and Clinical Research roles, eventually becoming the Manager of Clinical Translational Research. Currently part of the Cardiology Research team at the Nova Scotia Health Authority, contributing to medical research that benefits the community.
Launched Tamil Language Classes for children and a community engagement program to assist newcomers in settling into Nova Scotia.
Featured in CBC Nova Scotia’s story on diverse candidates running for Council. As someone who has lived in Halifax for 16 years, I am passionate about representing our vibrant community.
This feature underscores the importance of diverse voices in local government, and I am committed to being a voice for all residents.
Let’s work together to create a more inclusive, compassionate, and prosperous district!
Valar Kaliaperumal's speech at Meet and Greet event , held at Oxford Taproom - 6418 Quinpool Road on 4th October 2024
BLS International serves for both Indian nationals and Canadians include those related to Indian passports, visas, overseas citizen of India (OCI) cards and document attestations. BLS International is a partner to the Indian Consulate in Canada. The organization has several branches across the country.
@Global News Morning Show regarding Tamil Heritage Month Celebration at Halifax Forum, Canada
Poor or Rich everyone takes turn pulling the chariot in front of the God said Valar Kaliaperumal one of the volunteer
Members of the Tamil community gathered in Halifax to celebrate Tamil Heritage Month. Dozens attended an event that was filled with food, festivities, and traditions celebrating Tamil culture.
Affordable Housing: Work closely with provincial and government officials to develop more affordable housing options, ensuring we meet the needs of our district’s growing and diverse population.
Strengthening Relationships between Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) and Tax payers: By improving communication, enhancing access to services, and ensuring greater accountability, we can foster a more engaged and informed community, effectively addressing the concerns and needs of taxpayers.
Enhance Traffic Flow and Reduce Congestion: Implement innovative strategies to alleviate traffic during peak hours, making our roads safer, reducing congestion, and helping residents spend less time commuting.
Improve Public Transit: Collaborate with transportation authorities to increase public transit frequency, reliability, and expand routes, making it a more convenient and accessible option for all areas of our district.
Revitalize Recreational Facilities: Invest in upgrading existing recreational centers and explore opportunities to develop new facilities with enhanced amenities, promoting health and wellness for all residents.
Foster Direct Dialogue with Residents: Commit to regular in-person meetings with residents to listen to their concerns, understand their needs, and collaboratively develop effective solutions.
Youth Education Reforms: Enhance educational opportunities for the community youth by equipping them with modern skills, resources, and equal access to opportunities, empowering the next generation.
Crime Prevention Measures : Implement proactive strategies to reduce crime and ensure the safety of our community, focusing on prevention and community engagement.
Bringing Communities Together:
Organize community events that bring people together, celebrate our diversity
Support Local Businesses: Encourage support for local businesses, fostering a sense of belonging and mutual support.
Please reach us at voteforvalar@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Housing Crisis
In regards to the housing crisis we are facing, it is clearly a result of the mismatch between supply and demand. We need more housing, but it must also be affordable. This can be achieved by:
While densification is necessary, we must insist on concurrent infrastructure development to support it while keeping housing affordable. Before approving any development, we need to evaluate:
Homelessness, Mental Health, and Addiction
Homelessness is deeply tied to affordable housing, mental health, and addiction. Providing a place to live for the homeless is essential, but encampments are not a long-term solution. We also need to ensure public safety and crime prevention.
Housing and homelessness are complex issues that must be tackled at all levels of government, and I am committed to working with all levels to benefit our community.
Community Engagement
Community engagement is a key priority for me. I aim to:
Traffic and Transit Improvement
One of my top priorities is to review existing projects and determine:
Some specific ideas I plan to explore include:
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It is a privilege to live and work in Mikma'ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi"kmaq People. This territory is covered by the "Treaties of Peace and Friendship," first signed by the Mi'kmaq and Wolastogiyik (Maliseet) peoples with the British Crown in 1725, which recognized their title and established an ongoing relationship between nations, reminding us that we are all Treaty People.
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