Priorities

What I'll focus on for Ward 4.

Two major themes, a clear approach to growth — shaped by the conversations I have with Ward 4 neighbours every day.

Safety & infrastructure lag

We need immediate, practical action for safer streets — especially for our kids. Safety has to be year-round and built into how the town grows.

Real traffic calming around every Ward 4 school.
More crossing guards in busy school areas.
Dedicated, safe spaces for children riding scooters and bicycles.
Reliable, proactive snow clearing around schools, sidewalks, and crosswalks so children aren't forced to walk on icy roads.
Address parking and infrastructure bottlenecks before high-density growth overwhelms our roads.

Responsible development & protecting our neighbourhoods

Ward 4 is growing fast. Growth has to be matched with the parks, green space, and community infrastructure that make our neighbourhoods great places to live.

Ensure new residential developments are matched with expanded parks, green spaces, and community centres.
Stand up for neighbours to make sure massive regional infrastructure projects have the lowest possible impact on our local environment and daily lives.
Hold developers and the town accountable to what's been promised.

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