Before entering municipal politics, I spent years working directly with the business community through my involvement with the King Chamber of Commerce, where I served on the Board of Directors as Chair of Events and sat on the Advocacy Committee. While many people see Chambers of Commerce simply as networking groups, the reality is they play a fundamental role in the overall health, prosperity, and success of a community. For those who serve on them, Chambers also provide

One thing I hear often from both parents and teenagers in Bradford West Gwillimbury is simple: there is not always enough for teens to do locally. To be fair, Bradford is making positive steps. The youth centre and youth committee are important investments, and I commend the people working hard to build those programs. But the reality is that not every teenager wants to sit in organized programs, be involved in politics, or spend their free time around adults. Teens are t

Much can be said about the current state of our town, but watching what has occurred over the last two decades, I find myself asking: are we not only losing the identity of our town, but also carelessly tending to one of Canada’s greatest natural assets? As a real estate broker, I understand better than most that growth is inevitable. Communities evolve, populations increase, and infrastructure expands. But with a proposed highway cutting through a delicate ecosystem, prime f