You could live in the city of your dreams.

I have spent my career bringing people together, supporting local organizations, and helping build stronger communities. In my work in Winnipeg's arts and non-profit sectors, I've seen what happens when people are given the opportunity to connect, collaborate, and create something bigger than themselves.

I'm running for City Council because I believe River Heights deserves leadership that looks beyond short-term fixes and starts asking bigger questions. What kind of city are we building? Will our children be able to afford to stay here? Are we investing in the neighborhoods and public spaces that make Winnipeg a place people want to call home?

River Heights is one of Winnipeg's most vibrant and livable neighborhoods. It has beautiful parks, strong local businesses, walkable streets, and a deep sense of community. But we can do more to build community to make our streets safer, support local businesses, improve transportation choices, and create housing options that allow people to remain in the neighborhood throughout every stage of life.

My vision is simple: a River Heights that is built intentionally. A city where families thrive, local businesses succeed, neighbors know one another, and public investments are guided by long-term thinking instead of patchwork solutions. Together, we can build a city that not only works better today, but one that future generations will be proud to inherit.