FilCan Architect Enters MPP Race in Scarborough Agincourt – Ontario

By Tony A. San Juan
Scarborough-Canada
April 14, 2018






When asked about his reason and motivation to enter the MPP election race, Lacuna said if elected representative he "wants to see a positive change in Ontario and he believes that the Trillium Party of Ontario is the only party that places a clear policy on making change." His agenda  focuses towards reaching out "to visible minorities and to promote the Canadian culture". He likes to make sure that "we live in a safe, peaceful and environment friendly community." He vowed to deliver his mission of advancing the engagement  by "informing his constituents of his party's values, being their voice in government ". Part of his vision is about "listening, understanding and acting on the issues and concerns brought forth by his supporters" and constituents.

C. Lacuna, who was born in San Andres Bukid,  Manila, immigrated to Canada in 1976 and became a Canadian citizen 3 years later. A graduate of Bachelor of Science in Architecture in 1971  from the pontifical University of Santo Tomas, Lito became a licensed architect by passing the board examinations in 1973. In Canada, he worked as a senior structural designer in several firms including over 17 years at Ontario Hydro and SNC Lavalin. As an architect, he is a charter member and served as president of UAP- United Architects of the Philippines- Canada Chapter. During his term, he initiated and played an important role in helping newcomer  immigrant - architects  understand and engage in the process and requirements of professional certification in the province.

Solidly supporting the Trillium Party of Ontario platform, Lacuna is voicing out the big question: " Isn't it time for change in Ontario for yourself, for your family, for our future? " He promised to uphold, once successful, his party's 4 guiding principles of :1) all policy will come from the people, 2) people's rights will be respected, 3) property rights will be respected, and 4) the institution of Democracy will be respected. Among his party's key planks include policies on sex education, skilled trades, hydro rates, child care, small business and corporate welfare. The Trillium Party of Ontario always stresses the slogan: "Something Different Something Better".



Carlos "Lito" Lacuna, happily married to Leonora Sandoval of Alitagtag, Batangas with 4 sons, namely:  Carlos, Francis, William and James and  granddaughter Madison, has been a resident of Scarborough - Agincourt for the past 36 years.

To contact and support Carlos Lacuna, call : 416-473-5501 or email at: [email protected]; [email protected] and www.TrilliumOntario.ca. ( Tony A. San Juan).