镇议员 · Ward 3

For more than 25 years, I delivered measurable results for prominent technology companies operating in Canada, including Shaw Communications, BlackBerry, and SOTI.

As a CPA, CGA with more than two decades of finance and business experience, I know how to read a budget, challenge assumptions, assess risk and ask whether spending is actually delivering results.

As a long-time Ward 3 resident, husband, and dad, the decisions made at Town Hall aren't abstract to me.

Oakville is where my family has built our life and where I have spent years volunteering, supporting local organizations and bringing people together.

Plan for Oakville's future without losing what makes it home.

Jen's view on the Oakville Midtown issue — the Province's plan allows towers, and growth needs a clear plan with public answers and quality of life protected.

Growth is coming to Oakville, and we need to manage it responsibly. I support thoughtful development that protects neighbourhood character, improves infrastructure, and ensures Midtown remains livable, connected, and community-focused.

Over the last couple of years I've spoken out publicly against overdevelopment in Oakville including delegating in front of Town Council.

Protect low-rise residential streets from incompatible height, massing and density, while directing major intensification to appropriate designated growth areas.

I will scrutinize development applications for height, density, traffic, infrastructure, stormwater capacity, parks and transitions to existing homes — and oppose applications that fail those tests where Council has the authority to do so.

I will ask hard questions about rising property taxes, the stormwater fee, and town spending to ensure residents receive value and transparency from every dollar collected.

Prioritize core services, challenge unnecessary spending and measure results before asking residents to pay more.

Focus on speeding, cut-through traffic and pedestrian safety on Ward 3 streets, with transparent follow-up on identified problem locations rather than one-size-fits-all measures.

I support coordinated action with law enforcement, community organizations, and the town to address crime, improve prevention, and respond to local concerns with practical solutions.

Address break-ins, auto theft, traffic safety and neighbourhood security through stronger coordination with Halton Police and practical municipal safety measures.

Most recently, I led the efforts to stop a waste transfer facility from opening on our border with Mississauga, right in the backyard of Ward 3 residents.

Protect Ward 3's parks, mature tree canopy, waterfront access and green space as growth occurs.

I will advocate for public votes, clearer communication from council, and fewer decisions made behind closed doors.

I'm not running for Town Council as a partisan, I'm running as a Ward 3 resident.

I'm not running to make bigger promises. I'm running to ask better questions, make sound decisions and get results for Ward 3.