Why I'm running:
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West Vancouver is an incredible place to live — and like many residents, I care deeply about where we’re headed.
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We’re at a point where important decisions need to be made about housing, transportation, and how we grow while preserving what makes this community special. These aren’t simple issues, and they don’t have one-size-fits-all solutions. What they require is thoughtful, balanced leadership that listens carefully, considers different perspectives, and focuses on real, workable outcomes.
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I first ran for Council in 2022, and that experience deepened my understanding of the issues and the decisions facing our community. Since then, I’ve stayed actively involved, continuing to listen, learn, and contribute. In 2023, I was honoured to receive a District of West Vancouver Community Commitment Award.
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I’m running because I can make a meaningful contribution—bringing experience and a thoughtful, community-focused approach to Council, grounded in listening, asking good questions, and working collaboratively to find solutions that reflect the values of our community.
A life-changing accident reshaped how I see the world and emphasized how decisions impact people—both in everyday life and over the long term. It’s why I care deeply about inclusive, well-considered solutions that work for people of all ages and abilities.
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West Vancouver doesn’t need dramatic change — but it does need steady leadership to navigate what comes next. I’m ready to step up, contribute, and help guide thoughtful decisions for our community’s future.