I’m running for MP because I’ve seen firsthand how the system fails Skyview. For years, community members came to me with concerns about government programs, policies, and delays—whether federal, provincial, or municipal. I’d reach out to elected officials, and while smaller issues often got resolved, the bigger, more complex concerns were met with hesitancy or unacceptable delays. It became clear: the government isn’t prioritizing Skyview’s needs, and our voices aren’t being heard. My team and I decided that to fix the system, we must be part of it. That’s why I’m running for federal office—to bring real change from within.

As an independent, I’m not tied to party politics or empty promises. I initially sought the Conservative nomination, volunteering for years to advocate for our community. But when an outside candidate was parachuted in, my team and I chose to run independently, putting people over party. I’m free to fight for what Skyview truly needs: tax relief to ease soaring costs, job growth for small businesses near our airport, federal funding for projects like the Green Line, support for tougher safety laws to curb rising crime, and responsible, thoroughly vetted immigration paired with fair credential recognition—so skilled newcomers, like surgeons, can contribute to our economy and reduce healthcare waits. I’ve spent a year door-knocking, listening to Skyview’s concerns, and I’m ready to carry our bold, diverse voice to Ottawa. Together, we’ll make Skyview unstoppable!