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This term.
We delivered.
We delivered some of the most significant responses the City has ever undertaken to support people experiencing homelessness.
We fought to keep our community organizations, arts and culture, and the DBIA funded.
We invested in the basics — repaving George Street, Water Street and Park Street, with a major reconstruction of Charlotte Street underway.
We stood up for the heritage and character of the City, pushed for responsible development, and fought to keep downtown green spaces open, safe and accessible to everyone.
We stood up for our downtown, and we got things done.
Next Term.
I will Deliver.
1,500 units of truly affordable housing – projects that are shovel ready
A comprehensive strategic plan for our downtown.
Free downtown parking.
Direct support for independent businesses.
Sustained funding for arts, culture and community organizations.
Better transit and support for working people.
A more transparent and accessible City Hall — where the public feels heard, included and part of the decisions that shape our city.
I’m an artist, father, community advocate, and lifelong Peterborough resident. I live and work in Town Ward with my wife and three children, and for the past four years I’ve had the privilege of serving as Town Ward Councillor.
During my first term, I served as Co-Chair of Housing, Homelessness and Community Services, Chair of Arts, Culture and Heritage, and Vice-Chair of Peterborough Housing Corporation, alongside numerous community boards and committees.
I’ve brought a different perspective to City Hall as both a working artist and community advocate. I believe in creative thinking, asking difficult questions, listening to the people most affected by our decisions, and speaking up when something needs to change.
I’m running for re-election because I believe deeply in Peterborough and in the future of our downtown. There is more work to do, and I want to continue being a strong, independent voice for Town Ward at City Hall.