After months of door knocking our residents have been very clear with what some of their major concerns are.

My job as a candidate and a potential councillor is to listen and form policies around the needs of the residents of Elmwood/ East Kildonan.

This model of sanctioned camping paired with the province of Manitoba's your way home initiative could end chronic homelessness by 2029.

There was a time when our taxes were lower and our services were better,

When the City of Winnipeg did its own Street clearing and repair.

For over two decades we have been spending money to pad the profits of private contractors instead of cross training our city of Winnipeg employees and keeping our tax dollars invested in the city.

We need to return to common sense and we need to stop privatizing services that people rely on and pay tax dollars for.

Let's return to your tax dollars being spent responsibly at the City of Winnipeg

This problem isn’t limited to one location. It’s happening in too many areas across our neighbourhood, and it’s time we stop treating these issues as isolated problems.

This is one of the reasons I decided to run for City Council.

As a tradesperson, I believe in doing the job right—and doing it right the first time. Our neighbourhood deserves streets and infrastructure that are properly maintained, not quick fixes that leave taxpayers paying again down the road.

Your streets. Your taxes. Your priorities.

That’s what I’m running to represent

Our city grows and the infrastructure needs to follow.

We can no longer leave boarded up in derelict properties in our neighbourhood.

The tools are available to complete the job, this area deserves someone who's willing to lead by example.