
Achievements
Since I was first elected your Ward 5 Councillor in June 2024, we have accomplished a lot together. Here are highlights of what I am most proud of:
Improved City Services
I was proud to vote in favour of enhanced snow removal, which started this past winter with the addition of windrow clearing and more than 900 kilometres of sidewalks.
I am pleased to hear the positive feedback from residents all across the Ward on the difference that sidewalk and windrow clearing has made.

Investing in Our Community

Delivering Division 31
Ward 5 deserves its fair share, and with your support we are well on the way to delivering that.
I am delighted that we have been able to deliver on several once-in-a-generation projects that will improve life in our community for decades to come. These include:
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The first new Peel Police division in more than 20 years, right here in Ward 5 - Open and operational immediately
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The completion of the Goreway Bridge

Investments in Community Spaces
It is also important that we keep investing in the facilities that residents and families use every day. Together, we have committed:
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More than $3 million for the community centres in our ward: Malton & Frank McKechnie Community Centres.
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Massive investment in public amenities, including $4.3 million for Paul Coffey Park, and $4.1 million for the conversion of the former Grand Highland Golf Course.
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Support for local, neighbourhood parks, including: Albert McBride Park, Brandon Gate Park, Hawthorne Valley Trail, Derry Greenway Park, Elmcreek Creek, Ridgewood, Max Ward, Fairwinds Park & Phillipine Park
Stormwater Investments
Our community has seen the impact of extreme weather in recent years, with devastating flooding damaging homes, businesses and properties.
I have fought for you on the city’s Stormwater Advisory Committee. Together, we have delivered:


Traffic Safety
I hear regularly that traffic safety is an increasingly large concern, and my own family and I experience it. We have made real investments to improve safety all across Ward 5, including:
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Morningstar & Catalpha re-configurement for traffic calming
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Eglinton & Tomken reconfigurement for traffic calming
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Speed bumps and other traffic measures on Heritage Hills, Fairwind, Nahani Way, Barondale and Netherwood
