Grimsby is more than the place where I live — it is home.

I have spent my career learning how to bring people together, solve problems and take responsibility for the decisions that affect a project and the people behind it. Those experiences have shaped the way I approach challenges: listen first, understand the facts, and then get to work.

Living here has given me an appreciation for what makes Grimsby worth protecting. Our community has a character, history and sense of place that should not be lost as we grow.

I decided to run for Ward 2 because I believe residents deserve a strong, practical voice at Council — someone committed to reducing the constant tax increases, someone who will listen, ask questions and work for the people who call Grimsby home.