People have asked why I’m running for Ward 3. The answer isn’t because I think I have all the answers. It’s because, over the past several years, I’ve had the opportunity to meet hundreds of residents through my work, community involvement, and everyday conversations across Georgina. Those conversations changed the way I see our community.
The more I listened, the more I realized that many people feel disconnected from the decisions being made around them. They want to understand what’s happening, ask questions, share ideas, and know that their concerns are being heard.
Once you start seeing that, it’s hard to ignore.
That’s why I decided to step forward.

I’m not running because I believe I’m the loudest voice in the room. I’m running because I’m willing to do the work. I’ll take the time to understand the issues, listen to different perspectives, learn the facts, and make informed decisions.
One of my greatest strengths is connecting with people. Every resident brings different experiences, ideas, and perspectives, and I believe those voices make our community stronger. Good decisions begin with understanding the people they affect.
To me, this role is about being a bridge between residents and Council—helping people feel informed, involved, and connected to the decisions that affect their daily lives. I believe Georgina has tremendous potential, and I want to help ensure we continue to grow in thoughtful ways that reflect residents’ needs while protecting what makes our community special.
I believe Ward 3 deserves a councillor who is prepared, approachable, and committed to earning the trust of the people she represents. That’s the kind of leadership I’ll bring to Council, and that’s why I’m asking for your support.
