I'm currently on a listening tour, sharing ideas and learning what matters most to my neighbours in BEY. This site is not affiliated with any official candidacy for city council. It exists to connect with the community and discuss ideas before candidate registration opens in May 2026.
A short video introduction will go here shortly.
Through conversations with neighbours across Beaches-East York, I've heard countless ideas for making our community work even better. One theme keeps coming up: getting around our neighbourhoods and our city.
Whether it's frustrations with the TTC, safety concerns while biking, or traffic congestion, we all want to move safely and efficiently. But where we're going matters just as much as how we get there. Our parks, local businesses, and neighbourhood streets should reflect the people who use them every day.
Above all, I believe communication and representation are essential. That's why these conversations energize me, and why I want to channel that enthusiasm into a more effective way of gathering feedback, taking action, and staying accountable to Beaches-East York residents.
Supporting all forms of transportation to give BEY residents real choices and reduce congestion. A TTC that's reliable, safe, efficient, and affordable. A cycling network that truly connects our communities across the city.
Learn more on the Policy page →Treating streets as public spaces by making them safer for everyone. Creating inclusive spaces where every person feels safe and welcome. Collaborating with community groups and stakeholders to turn these goals into reality.
Learn more on the Policy page →Learning about and responding to every issue. Genuinely incorporating feedback into action. Communicating openly with everyone in BEY to set a new standard for municipal government.
Learn more on the Local Government page →If you live, work, or spend time in Ward 19, I want to hear what matters most to you. Share your contact information and thoughts on the Get Involved page.