Housing costs in St. John’s are squeezing out seniors, families, and young people. Currently, over 5,000 households can’t find housing priced below $1,400 per month, and too many renters spend more than 30% of their income just to keep a roof overhead.
I will advocate for speeding up housing projects, reducing bureaucratic delays, and fostering stronger partnerships to increase affordable housing options for residents.

Residents are already feeling the pressure of rising costs, and increasing property taxes will only make things harder. City Hall must focus on responsible budgeting, cut unnecessary spending, and invest in the services that matter most. I’m committed to standing against property tax hikes and pushing Council to be transparent, efficient, and accountable to you.

Public safety requires prevention as much as enforcement. By fully implementing St. John’s own Building Safer Communities Strategy, we can tackle crime at its roots—supporting at-risk youth, strengthening mental health initiatives, and empowering neighborhoods to lead safety improvements.
I’ll champion these community-based solutions to build safer, stronger neighborhoods.

Our public transit system must be reliable, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of our community. Seniors and residents with disabilities continue to face serious challenges using GoBus — from long wait times to inefficient booking systems. We must modernize GoBus to make it faster, more accessible, and truly dependable for those who need it most.

At the same time, Metrobus must continue to improve service coverage, frequency, and accessibility. A strong transit system is essential for affordability, independence, and opportunity. I will advocate for a better-connected, more efficient transit network that puts riders first — especially our most vulnerable.

Small businesses drive St. John’s economy, providing jobs and services we rely on every day. But they’re facing rising costs and regulatory hurdles.
I’ll advocate for policies that support local businesses—reducing barriers, improving local procurement opportunities, and ensuring that small business voices are heard at at St. Johns city council.

Every child deserves a place to belong, to grow, and to thrive.
Our city must do more to ensure that recreation programs, after-school activities, and community events are welcoming and accessible to all kids — including children with disabilities, neurodivergent kids, and those who need extra support.

I will advocate for expanded inclusive programming, better accessibility standards, and additional training for staff — so that every child in our community can participate fully and feel valued.