Why I'm Running
Victoria deserves a City Hall that listens, makes transparent decisions, and focuses on what matters most: improving public safety, livability and affordability, while restoring public trust.
I am running because people across Victoria are losing confidence in how decisions are made at City Hall. Residents should see their input reflected, understand how public money is being used, and know that City Hall is focused on practical results.
Over the past 20 years, I have had a front-row seat to how City Hall decisions affect downtown, neighbourhoods, residents, and local businesses. I have seen the real potential of our city, and I have also seen how that potential can be lost when governance falls short.
I believe Victoria can do better. With the right leadership, we can restore trust, make better decisions, and bring communities together to build a city that is more liveable, connected and resilient.
Let's get Victoria back on track.
Priorities
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Bring transparency and accountability back to City Hall.
- Make public engagement ongoing, transparent, and meaningful.
- Bring back neighbourhood voices so residents can see their input reflected in decisions.
- Ensure accountability through reporting, evaluation, and responsible use of taxpayer dollars.
Help people feel safe where they live, work, and spend time.
- Make sure Victoria's public safety system is properly resourced and working effectively.
- Support non-police crisis response teams where they can respond appropriately and reduce pressure on police.
- Activate public spaces and ensure the City leads where it should, and advocates where it must.
Plan for neighbourhoods, affordability, and a stronger local economy.
- Prioritize and accelerate approvals for non-market and co-op housing.
- Respect neighbourhood character by bringing back Local Area Plans.
- Protect and expand Victoria's tree canopy while improving access to parks and natural areas.
- Create a Strategic Economic Plan to support local businesses, attract sustainable industries, and create stable, well-paying jobs.
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