Burlington Ward 6 · Alton Village · Millcroft · Headon Forest · Rural North Burlington
Osob for Ward 6
Listen. Do the work. Speak up.
For Ward 6.
I am determined to help Ward 6 become a connected, safe, and vibrant community.
Your vote in Ward 6
3 ways to vote this October
- Online voting:
- Oct. 14 to 23
- Advance voting:
- Oct. 17 and 20
- Voting day:
- Oct. 26, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Over 27 years in Burlington
4 languages spoken
2017 Citizen of the Year
My promise
Listen. Do the work. Speak up.
This is how I would show up as your councillor, in every meeting, every conversation, and every decision at City Hall.
I will listen attentively
Hear residents and understand deeply what matters in our neighbourhoods.
I will do the work
Know the file. Review the evidence. Understand what is already being done.
I will speak up
Ask the hard questions. Push for action. Fight for better outcomes.
And I will report back
Independent. Prepared. Accountable.
Why I'm running
But first, get to know me
I am determined to help Ward 6 become a connected, safe, and vibrant community. I'm running for Ward 6 because I believe residents deserve a strong, accountable, and transparent voice at City Hall. Someone who listens, does the homework, asks the hard questions, and isn't afraid to speak up when something doesn't add up. That's the kind of leadership I want to bring to Ward 6.
I have experienced Burlington through many stages of life: as a resident building a life here, a parent raising a family, a corporate professional, a community advocate, a non-profit and community-development leader, and now a local business owner. Each chapter has given me a different perspective on Burlington and a deeper understanding of the people, challenges, and opportunities that shape our city.
Years of organizing across Ward 6 mean I know the streets, the schools, the country roads, and what residents in Alton Village, Millcroft, Headon Forest, and our rural north talk about at the park or over coffee.
We need change rooted in connected progress, and I am here to deliver it to Ward 6.
Read more about Osob →What I stand for
The O.S.O.B. approach to Ward 6
These four values guide how I'd show up as your councillor, in every meeting, every conversation, and every decision at City Hall.
Observant
Listening carefully and understanding the needs of residents and neighbourhoods.
Strategic
Planning thoughtfully and responsibly for Burlington's long-term future.
Open-Minded
Encouraging diverse thinking and respectful conversations that bring communities together.
Balanced
Protecting neighbourhood character, green space, and quality of life while planning responsibly for Burlington's future.
My priorities
What I will fight for
Five priorities shaped by what Ward 6 residents have told me they care about, in living rooms, at school pickup, and on the trails.
Taxpayer accountability
Your tax dollars deserve scrutiny. I will scrutinize spending, challenge unnecessary costs, push for clear, easy-to-read taxpayer reporting, and I will not vote for a tax increase in 2027.
Safer neighbourhoods
Speeding. Break-ins. Theft. Dangerous intersections. Traffic. I will find out what is already being done, identify where the gaps are, work with the right partners to push for action, and report back on progress.
Infrastructure before development
Growth cannot outrun infrastructure. What is planned, what is funded, and when will it be delivered? I will understand the work already underway and ask the hard questions about roads, stormwater, parks, and public services before supporting major development.
Protect green space
Growth must not come at the expense of our natural areas. I will stand up for Ward 6 green spaces and demand answers on environmental impacts, flood protection, and resilience.
Better parks, stronger community
Better parks build a stronger community. I will push for accessible parks, recreation and gathering spaces, vibrant neighbourhoods supported by a business improvement area (BIA), local farmers markets, and resident voices at the table.
How to vote
3 ways to vote in Ward 6
Vote online from home, come out to an advance location, or vote here in Ward 6 on October 26. Here are the dates, times, and places.
Online
Oct. 14, 10 a.m. to Oct. 23, 8 p.m.
Vote from home on your computer or your phone. You need the voter information letter the City mails to every registered voter in early October. It carries your registration number, and you confirm it is you by email or text.
Advance, in person
Oct. 17, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Oct. 20, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
3 locations are open across Burlington, and any Burlington voter can use any of them. Go to whichever is easiest to reach.
Advance locations
- Skyway Community Centre129 Kenwood Ave.
- Burlington Seniors' Centre2285 New St.
- Tansley Woods Community Centre1996 Itabashi Way
In person on voting day
Oct. 26, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
On voting day you vote in your own ward. These are the 4 Ward 6 locations, and any of them works.
Ward 6 locations
- Alton Recreation Centre (Haber)3040 Tim Dobbie Dr.
- St. Timothy Catholic Elementary School2141 Deer Run Ave.
- St. Paul the Apostle Church2265 Headon Rd.
- Grace United Church2111 Walkers Line
Voting in person takes one piece of ID with your name and address on it. Photo ID is not required, and bringing the voter information letter the City mails you makes check-in faster.
Check that you are on the voters list, and find proxy voting and accessibility options, at myvote.burlington.ca.
Prefer it on paper? The flyer carries these dates and places on one page, along with what I'm committing to in Ward 6. Print it, stick it on the fridge, or pass it to a neighbour.
Download my voting flyer (PDF)
Whichever way you choose, I would be grateful for your vote in Ward 6.
This Campaign Runs on Ward 6
The neighbours who volunteer an hour, host a sign, or share this page with a friend are the people who build the Ward 6 we want. Pick whatever fits your week.