I'm currently on a listening tour, sharing ideas and getting an even better sense of what is top of mind for my neighbours in BEY. The content on this site is in no way intented to imply active candidacy for city council in Beaches-East York. It is to connect with the community and share ideas before registration as an offical candidate in May 2026.
A short video introduction will go here shortly.
So far having reached out to many fellow Beaches East-Yorkers, I have heard countless ways our community can work even better, and one the most frequent issues I hear is a variation on navigating our neighbourhoods and our city. From annoyances with the TTC, to safety while biking, to congestion on our roads. We are united in our desire to get around safely and quickly. But the destination matters just as much. Building a space that reflects we the people who use it, visiting our parks, patronizing our local businesses, even just walking down our neighbourhood streets. Most importantly however, I feel communication and representation are paramount. That's why I am so energized talking to you, and the reason I'd like to translate that passion for local discussion into an even more effective method of absorbing feedback, acting on it, and getting back to the residents of Beaches-East York in an offcial capacity.
Prioritizing all forms of transportation to give BEY residents options on how to get around and reduce congestion. A reliable, safe, efficient, and affordable TTC, and a truly connected and safe network of cycling infrastructure to connect our communities and our city.
Learn more on the Policy page →Treating streets as public spaces by designing them to be safer, pushing for inclusive public spaces where every person will always feel safe and welcome, and working with our community groups and all stakeholders to help achieve that.
Learn more on the Policy page →Addressing every issue, genuinely incorporating all feedback and input into my work, and communicating with every person in BEY to set a gold standard in municipal government. Standards I'd hold myself and anyone hoping to represent BEY to.
Learn more on the Local Government page →If you live, work, or spend time in Ward 19, I’d like to hear what matters most to you. You can leave your contact information and thoughts on the Get Involved page.