My Priorities - Windsor Strong. Together.

My priorities are clear.

Keep Windsor affordable and taxes as low as we responsibly can.
Build more homes.
Protect good-paying jobs, and attract new jobs and investment.
Keep pushing until our new hospital is built.
Make our streets safer and our communities stronger.
Ensure Windsor always has a strong, consistent, and trusted voice when our interests are on the line.

Learn more about my priorities, vision and platform through the links below. Please note that this page will continue to be updated as the campaign moves toward election day.

This is how we will keep Windsor moving forward… strong, confident and united.

Windsor Strong. Together.

"Windsor is a city that works. We build things. We fix things. We look after each other. And when something knocks us down, we get up and get on with it. None of us gets unlimited time, and what you do with the time you have is more or less the whole question. The work of the last 12 years has put Windsor in a position of strength. I’m asking for another mandate to finish the work now within reach, seize the opportunities in front of us, and position Windsor strongly for the generation that comes next.”

This will be a campaign about competing visions for Windsor’s future and who is best prepared to lead Windsor through the next four years.

“There is enormous opportunity in front of us: the hospital, the bridge, neighbourhood revitalization, and opportunities in manufacturing, energy, education, and defence. There is real uncertainty too: trade, tariffs, the auto industry, housing and affordability. Somewhere else, a trade dispute is a headline. Here, it’s somebody’s job.”

The next four years must be focused on turning Windsor’s opportunities into lasting results while protecting the city from uncertainty. This requires experience, relationships, the ability to build consensus, and a proven ability to deliver results.

"When weighing who is best prepared for the job, I ask Windsor residents to compare the candidates and their records. Put our experience, vision, qualifications and records side by side. Then ask a simple question: who is best prepared to lead this city through the next four years? I welcome that comparison. I know my record. I know what we’ve delivered. I know the relationships I’ve built, the difficult decisions I’ve had to make, and the responsibility I’ve carried for the results.”

“I want to finish the work, secure Windsor’s future, and continue giving this city everything I’ve got.”