Hello! This week, I'm diving into Consultation. I'll start with my bottom line: there's never enough of it. I expect this post will spark plenty of conversation, and that's a good thing. It's all part of continuous improvement. My Position Municipal consultation is how local governments ask residents what they think before making decisions. It's supposed to give people real influence over choices that affect their lives. It usually doesn't. For the past four years, I've heard

Hello! The issues facing this community do not fit on a brochure. They deserve a close-up look. That's what my campaign is about. I'm asking you to look closely at the issues and what it takes to represent our community. I will continue to lay out my position, show you how I deliver, and share my plans going forward. I'll include links to additional resources if you want to dig in further. This week I am sharing my thoughts on Collaboration and how this skill translates into

Hello, If you've been following my campaign updates, have you noticed a pattern? Yes, they all start with the letter C. That's not a Coincidence. And the format is always the same: My Position – what it means My Proof – what I did in my first term to deliver on it My Plan – what's next This week's focus is Connection – the human kind (I'll focus on the infrastructure kind of connection in the coming weeks). My Position Connection is when strangers become neighbours and neighb