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Kevin Vuong

Canada, Ontario
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Girl dad & husband; former #Toronto MP & parliamentarian; Senior Fellow @MLInstitute & entrepreneur mission focused on building, defending, and serving Canada.

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Kevin Vuong is an entrepreneur, Lieutenant(Navy) in the Canadian Forces Naval Reserve, and former MP for Spadina-York in Ontario. He has been a frequent commentator on news and news magazine programs, including previously as a weekly contributor for Newstalk 1010 and now 640 Toronto, where he occasionally guest hosts, and Sauga 960 AM. He is a vocal leader on issues related to crime and safety, antisemitism, and human rights.

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Kevin Vuong: Trudeau must act before more asylum seekers end up on the street

Kevin Vuong: Trudeau must act before more asylum seekers end up on the street

While Canada should - and must - welcome those fleeing persecution and violence, we shouldn't be setting them…

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Keeping Our Community Safe: No to 24-Hour Low-Barrier Walk-In Respite Centre beside Schools - Kev...

Keeping Our Community Safe: No to 24-Hour Low-Barrier Walk-In Respite Centre beside Schools - Kev...

MP Kevin Vuong joins the residents of Niagara the King West to call for the City of Toronto to implement a sa…

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VUONG: Silence is not an option, allies must speak up

VUONG: Silence is not an option, allies must speak up

Our leaders are failing to lead at a time when it's needed most.

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VUONG: The regressive left are ripping up the social contract

VUONG: The regressive left are ripping up the social contract

The social contract is at the core of a civilized society.

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VUONG: Why everyone should care about the rise of hate

VUONG: Why everyone should care about the rise of hate

I was asked recently why I care about one of the oldest and most insidious forms of hate - antisemitism.

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VUONG: Toronto is in dire need of a dose of common sense

VUONG: Toronto is in dire need of a dose of common sense

A troubling trend of undemocratic decisions are being made at the city level, bypassing public consultations …

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VUONG: Inaction is a choice. Thursday, a good man paid for ours. Original

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By Kevin Vuong
| Toronto Sun
A foreign regime, through its proxies, allegedly directed an armed attack on a protected diplomatic office in downtown Toronto. •   • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Toronto Police Const. Marc Pinizzotto, seen here with his wife and their 14-year-old twins, was killed in the line of duty on Thursday, June 11, 2026. /Toronto Police (posted on X) See more Toronto Sun on Google — save as a Preferred Source Don't have an account?
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The Road to 180M GRefs/s: Sizing Epic on AWS with R8ib and Enhanced EBS

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By Kevin Vuong, Aaron Chen, Abinash Nayak
| Amazon Web Services
Amazon Web Services (AWS) announces the availability of the new Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) r8ib.96xlarge instance for healthcare workloads. When combined with the latest Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) io2 Block Express advancements, this new instance enables Epic’s Chronicles Operational Database (ODB) to be sized up to 180 million global references per second (GRefs/s) within a horizontally scaled Enterprise Cache Protocol (ECP) architecture.
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VUONG: What do Torontonians pay a traffic czar for? Original

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By Kevin Vuong
| Toronto Sun
Skip to Content Weekends like the one we just had makes me wonder if it would have been better to not just have one •   • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Crews do work on the Don Valley Parkway during the DVP spring closure the weekend of May 9-10, 2026. CITY OF TORONTO/FACEBOOK Toronto spent Mother’s Day weekend proving, once again, that our municipal leaders have mastered the art of making movement impossible. Don't have an account?
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