Q: Why have you chosen to involve yourself in the political process? A: I love my community and my city. I feel I can make a difference and I have the skills and ability to bring citizens together to make positive change. My professional experience spans assignments as a legislative researcher at Queen's Park for Members of Provincial Parliament, to elected Public School Trustee and City Councillor. Finding funding partners and convincing City Council to approve projects for our ward is my forte. I bring creative problem-solving skills, combined with a sense of vision, toward the determination of the path we should take --this makes me feel thatI am contributing to the improvement of the quality of life in our City. Q: Describe the three most important issues in your campaign. A: Ward 32 is a unique family community within a major city. In order to preserve our quality of life, we must be ever vigilant to ensure we aren't overrun by city by-laws, poor transportation and parking issues, unsafe environmental issues due to sewage treatment plant drugs/crime and unsafe streets and park management. My aim is to have the community work with me to help economic gross with in the bussinesses, provide safe streets, clean up and maintanence sic of your parks and boardwalk, establish Sewage Treatment Plan, and much more... Not enough people in the city are personally involved with the desicisons (sic) that are made for them and their community and I will cause that to change dramtically. I'm also releaseing a CD in stores across north america through Spinerazor and Universal records with my band 'No Assembly Required'. The CD is titled 'The Great Tribulation' and it is in relations to what you and everyone else are witnessing within this election and the events to come. We have toured around North America and have been playing in Toronto for over 7 years. Going to sell over 10,000 records in that time, Q: Which council decision (since the 2003 election) do you feel the city/your ward should be most proud of, and which was least desirable? A: Extending the subway line from Downsview station north to Steeles Avenue in York Region was a smart move to agree on by the city, because it will help the traffic flow of the city and im very happy for that. It will give more people a chance to work and not just be limmited to an area that does not support their field of work.
Q: Why have you chosen to involve yourself in the political process? A: I love my community and my city. I feel I can make a difference and I have the skills and ability to bring citizens together to make positive change. My professional experience spans assignments as a legislative researcher at Queen's Park for Members of Provincial Parliament, to elected Public School Trustee and City Councillor. Finding funding partners and convincing City Council to approve projects for our ward is my forte. I bring creative problem-solving skills, combined with a sense of vision, toward the determination of the path we should take --this makes me feel that I am contributing to the improvement of the quality of life in our City. Q: Describe the three most important issues in your campaign. A: Ward 32 is a unique family community within a major city. In order to preserve our quality of life, we must be ever vigilant to ensure we aren't overrun by city by-laws, poor transportation and parking issues, unsafe environmental issues due to sewage treatment plant drugs/crime and unsafe streets and park management. My aim is to have the community work with me to help economic gross with in the bussinesses, provide safe streets, clean up and maintanence of your parks and boardwalk, establish Sewage Treatment Plan, and much more... Not enough people in the city are personally involved with the desicisons that are made for them and their community and I will cause that to change dramtically. I'm also releaseing a CD in stores across North America through Spinerazor and Universal records with my band 'No Assembly Required'. The CD is titled 'The Great Tribulation' and it is in relations to what you and everyone else are witnessing within this election and the events to come. We have toured around North America and have been playing in Toronto for over 7 years. Going to sell over 10,000 records in that time, Q: Which council decision (since the 2003 election) do you feel the city/your ward should be most proud of, and which was least desirable? A: Extending the subway line from Downsview station north to Steeles Avenue in York Region was a smart move to agree on by the city, because it will help the traffic flow of the city and I'm very happy for that. It will give more people a chance to work and not just be limmited to an area that does not support their field of work.
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