Julia Hanna

stand against uncontrolled Midtown overdevelopment.

I also take a clear planning lesson from this experience: height, density, infrastructure and liveability must be considered together.

More options for seniors, young people, families, and workers — without sacrificing Oakville's character.

No more growth without a real plan for roads, transit, parks, parking, schools, stormwater, and community services.

If someone takes me out to lunch as your mayor, you should know about it,

Traffic is a warning sign that our infrastructure is falling behind,

Growth is coming. The question is whether we're building complete communities, or asking residents to live with congestion, overcrowded schools, and infrastructure that arrives years too late.

Oakville is built on diversity, resilience, and heart — a place where everyone deserves to feel seen and heard.

I’m running because I believe Oakville deserves steady, collaborative leadership focused on real results,

We could continue down the path we’re on or we could choose a better way forward,

What you’ve heard is true – I’m not a career politician,

They were in the room for the decisions,