Your Voice at City Hall

For the past 25 years, Ward 14 has been my home. This is where I am raising my family, have built my career and developed connections with residents and the wider community.

Throughout my career in real estate and construction, I have helped residents in some of life's most important decisions — buying, selling, renting, renovating or remaining in the homes and neighbourhoods they know. This experience has given me practical knowledge of housing and development, along with a clear understanding of the real financial pressures these decisions place on families.

My work and conversations across the community have also shown me the challenges facing homeowners, tenants, seniors, first-time homebuyers, small-business owners, working families and gig workers — people whose concerns are too often overlooked when important decisions are made.

I am running for Toronto City Council to provide Ward 14 residents with an accessible and effective voice at City Hall: someone who listens, responds, shows up and remains accountable.

My priorities include advocating for more affordable housing, reducing barriers for first-time homebuyers, supporting seniors and gig workers, strengthening local businesses, addressing traffic and neighbourhood safety concerns, and promoting the responsible management of taxpayers' money.

Above all, I want to ensure that every neighbourhood in Ward 14 is heard and properly represented when decisions are made at City Hall. Together, we can build a safer, more affordable and better city — a place we can all proudly call home.