Campaign news & updates

Today I am officially launching my independent campaign for City Council in Ward 4. This campaign starts the way I hope to serve: by listening.

Over the coming weeks, our volunteers will be knocking on doors across the ward, and I will be at community events, coffee shops and kitchen tables, hearing what matters to you. Roads, parks, safety, housing, small business — the platform is built from those conversations, and it will keep growing with every one of them.

If you believe Ward 4 deserves a councillor who answers the phone and explains every vote, I would be honoured to have your support — as a volunteer, a donor, or simply by putting a sign on your lawn.

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What a weekend. Our volunteers spent two days knocking on doors across Ward 4, and the conversations were the best part of this campaign so far.

Residents talked about the pothole that keeps coming back on their street, the park bench that needs replacing, the crossing that feels unsafe after dark, and the small shop they hope never closes. Every one of those conversations went straight into our priorities — because a platform should come from doorsteps, not from a back room.

Thank you to everyone who opened their door, offered a coffee, or simply took a flyer. If we missed you, tell us what's on your mind through the contact form — every message is read.

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Ward 4's parks are where our neighbourhood comes together — for kids' sports, family picnics, morning walks and summer evenings. They deserve better care than they have been getting.

Our parks plan is simple: protect the green space we have, upgrade playgrounds and seating, plant more trees for shade, and keep trails clean and well lit so families can use them all year round. No big promises — just steady, visible care for the places we all share.

Have a park in Ward 4 you love — or one that needs attention? Tell us about it. The best ideas for our parks come from the people who use them every day.

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The first batch of Jordan Ellis lawn signs has arrived, and they are ready to go up across Ward 4. A lawn sign is a small thing — but on a street full of them, it tells your neighbours this campaign belongs to the community.

Requesting one takes a minute: fill in the form, pick your sign size, and our volunteers will deliver and install it free of charge. We will also pick it up after the campaign, so you never have to worry about it.

Already have a sign up? Thank you — and if a neighbour asks about it, tell them Ward 4 deserves a voice that listens.

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