You won’t see my lawn signs across Milton. My campaign is focused on competence, accountability, and real solutions. I am treating this election as an executive job interview, not a popularity contest.
My commitment to Milton is backed by 13 years of relevant municipal sector experience across Ontario, paired with a pledge to donate 100% of my councillor salary to local frontline food banks and charities.
Municipal governance requires substance and strategic oversight, not showmanship. For too long, taxpayers have paid the price for short-sighted decisions that treat symptoms rather than root causes.
I am offering an evidence-based platform focused on:
- Scaling infrastructure first to manage growth.
- Ensuring developers pay their fair share when approving new subdivisions.
- Expanding the non-residential tax base to limit future tax increases for homeowners.
- Establishing minimum acceptable target service levels across all neighbourhoods.
- Delivering equitable services for all ages, from free transit for seniors and expanded youth programs to climate-resilient infrastructure.
- Implementing objective and transparent decision-making criteria audited by a youth task force.
- Championing proactive community engagement and problem-solving.
For any questions about my platform, please see my candid responses on my FAQ page, or feel free to contact me directly at 647-262-8759.
Vote for merit, not empty slogans.
Advance Voting begins October 12 at the following locations:
- Milton Public Library – Beaty Branch
- Milton Sports Centre
- Milton Leisure Centre
On Election Day (October 26), you can cast your ballot at:
- Milton Public Library – Beaty Branch
- Cedar Ridge Public School
- École élémentaire catholique Sainte-Anne
- Guardian Angels Catholic Elementary School
- Hawthorne Village Public School
- Tiger Jeet Singh Public School
