Ward 19 · City Councillor
Jason Wing
Jason Wing is a first-time candidate for Ottawa City Councillor in Ward 19, Orléans South-Navan, running against incumbent Catherine Kitts in the October 26, 2026 municipal election. He is a graduate of Algonquin College's culinary management program and owns La Ha Tacos, a food truck business in Orléans. His campaign platform centres on food security, proposing greenhouses, vertical farming, reduced red tape for local farmers, and neighbourhood food depots.
What the public record shows
Jason Wing is a graduate of Algonquin College's culinary management program.
“Graduated from Algonquin College's Culinary Management program” voteforjay.ca
“a graduate of Algonquin College's culinary management program” capitalcurrent.ca
Jason Wing owns La Ha Tacos, a food truck business in Orléans.
“Founded LA HA Tacos ten years ago; describes it as "a local spot built to nourish both our neighbors"” voteforjay.ca
“owner of La Ha Tacos food truck in Orléans” capitalcurrent.ca
Jason Wing is a first-time candidate running against incumbent councillor Catherine Kitts for Ward 19 (Orléans South-Navan) in the October 26, 2026 Ottawa municipal election.
“first-time candidate ... running against incumbent Catherine Kitts in the October 26 election” capitalcurrent.ca
“Jason Wing” voteforjay.ca
Jason Wing's campaign platform centres on food security, including proposals for greenhouses, vertical farming, reduced red tape for local farmers, and neighbourhood food depots.
“Making Orléans the Pantry of Ottawa ... leveraging federal funding for greenhouses and vertical farming, reducing municipal red tape for local farmers, and establishing neighborhood food depots” voteforjay.ca
“Wing's campaign focuses on food security, with an action plan that includes leveraging federal funding for local food production initiatives, vertical farming, and cold-storage infrastructure in the Orleans area” capitalcurrent.ca
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