I'm a union worker, a family man, and a lifelong Niagara resident. I've listened to what you're struggling with. Now I want to do something about it.
My kids told me they can't afford to live here. They said Niagara doesn't feel like a place where they can build a future.
That hurt. This is our home. And I'm not willing to accept that the next generation has to leave.
I'm running because government needs to remember: it's not a business. It's supposed to serve people.
Construction & Union Work
Equipment operator, negotiator, supervisor. I know what it means to earn an honest living.
Rooted in Niagara
Born in Grimsby. Grew up on my grandfather's fruit farm. 11 years in North Pelham with my family.
Learning & Growing
I've spent the last five years unlearning privilege and learning what justice actually means.
Knocking on doors. Listening. Here's what I'm hearing:
Reckless drivers near schools. Families deserve safe streets.
Property taxes up, water rates up, utilities up. Enough.
Developers getting sweetheart deals. Residents get left behind.
Supporting local farms. Protecting wells. Keeping Niagara healthy.
Councillors who actually show up and care about what you're dealing with.
$19M infrastructure gap. We need smart choices about roads, water, services.
I show up. I ask real questions. I don't pretend to have all the answers.
No special treatment for developers or corporations. Equal rules for everyone.
Our water. Our farms. Our neighborhoods. Our ability to afford to live here.
Youth programs. Local food. Programs that help people stay and thrive in Niagara.
I'm not a politician. I'm your neighbor. Tell me what's on your mind—I'm listening.