Ward 6 · City Councillor
Kevin Hua
Kevin Hua is a candidate for Ottawa City Councillor for Ward 6 (Stittsville) in the October 26, 2026 municipal election, having also run for the same seat in 2022 and as the federal NDP candidate for Carleton in 2019 and 2021. He holds a Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy Management and a Master of Public Policy and Administration from Carleton University and has worked in federal public-service co-op roles. His stated priorities include a Stittsville transit hub, a Community Design Plan for Hazeldean Road, a road-safety Vision Zero plan, and a Community Benefits Framework requiring developer contributions.
What the public record shows
Kevin Hua is a candidate for City Councillor for Ward 6 (Stittsville) in the October 26, 2026 Ottawa municipal election.
“Kevin Hua, candidate for councillor in Ward 6 - Stittsville, shares a message to voters ahead of the 2026 municipal election.” ctvnews.ca
“Kevin Hua, a federal NDP candidate who also ran for Stittsville's council seat in 2022;” ca.news.yahoo.com
He previously ran as the federal NDP candidate in the riding of Carleton in the 2019 and 2021 federal elections.
“Hua, Kevin (NDP-New Democratic Party) - Carleton” elections.ca
“having previously run for Parliament in the 2019 and 2021 federal elections and for City Council in Ottawa's 2022 municipal election” kevinhua.ca
He ran for Ottawa City Council in Ward 6 (Stittsville) in the 2022 municipal election.
“Four candidates are running in the Oct. 24 municipal election, with incumbent Glen Gower facing three challengers.” capitalcurrent.ca
“Kevin Hua, a federal NDP candidate who also ran for Stittsville's council seat in 2022;” ca.news.yahoo.com
He holds a Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy Management and a Master of Public Policy and Administration, both from Carleton University.
“Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy Management and a Masters of Public Policy and Administration from Carleton University.” kevinhua.ca
“a Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy Management and a Masters of Public Policy and Administration from Carleton University” stittsvillecentral.ca
His stated campaign priorities include building a bus station/transit hub for Stittsville, a Community Design Plan for Hazeldean Road, and a Vision Zero Action Plan for road safety.
“Stittsville needs and deserves a bus station to serve as a central transit hub” kevinhua.ca
“proposed a Stittsville bus station or transit hub to improve local routes, strengthen connections to neighbouring communities, increase reliability and provide a more direct route to downtown” stittsvillecentral.ca
He has proposed a "Community Benefits Framework" to require developers to fund amenities and services in new neighbourhoods, saying the city needs stronger tools to make developers pay their fair share.
“I think the city needs stronger teeth to actually be able to ensure that developers pay their fair share.” stittsvillecentral.ca
“Develop a Community Benefits Framework for Ottawa” kevinhua.ca
He has lived in Stittsville for most or all of his life.
“Raised right here in Stittsville, Kevin is eager to give back to the community” kevinhua.ca
“Having grown up in Stittsville for almost my entire life” stittsvillecentral.ca
He previously worked in federal public service co-op placements, including at Environment and Climate Change Canada, Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada, and Service Canada.
“working on integrated business planning at ECCC, Métis-Crown relations at CIRNAC, and SIN data partnerships at Service Canada” kevinhua.ca
“professional experience includes federal public service roles at Environment and Climate Change Canada, Service Canada, and Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada” stittsvillecentral.ca
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