Join my TEAM as we change Brampton!
Where do I stand?
Diversity and Equity
I value the perspectives of all generations—Traditionalists, Baby Boomers, Millennials, Gen X, and Gen Z—and I wholeheartedly embrace Brampton’s rich cultural diversity. As a global business owner who has lived and worked in Brampton for more than 35 years, I proudly support and celebrate our vibrant community.
My Brampton.
My Brampton needs hope.
I advocate for mental health, senior care, and meaningful action on Canada’s cost-of-living crisis. I believe we must design our cities through an “8 to 80” lens, creating communities that work for both children and seniors.
We need thoughtful approaches to bike lane planning, stronger support and resources for 311 and Bylaw services, and infrastructure that truly reflects the pace of Brampton’s growth. Above all, I believe in transparency—honest decisions, clear communication, and leadership rooted in integrity.
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Election Signs Matter in Brampton! YES my team stopped this nonsense from Patrick Brown.
To every Brampton resident: the election bylaw has been restored to its original form. You have the right to place an election sign on your property, and that is the way it should be! Learn more here.
https://www.311brampton.ca/article/?articleId=a044d7ab-8501-ea11-a811-000d3af46757&publicnumber=KA-03967 Canada's charter speaks to freedom of expression, is at the heart of the debate over election signs in Brampton. I am proud to say the bylaw was NOT changed. The motion to prohibit election signs on private property was challenged and returned to the way it should be! The journey continues, and I vow to uphold Brampton’s right to free speech, especially the right to post any election sign you choose on your property! My team will continue to monitor the situation. Making Change within my City.. as a resident that is!