Port Hope is our home.
Whether you’ve lived here your whole life or chose to make Port Hope home more recently, many of us want the same things: to be able to afford to stay here, to feel safe, to find the services our families need, to know our tax dollars are being used wisely, and to feel that someone is listening and advocating for our community.
Some of the biggest decisions about Port Hope’s future are still ahead of us.
That’s why I’m running again.
EXPERIENCE IN ACTION
Over the last four years, I’ve learned that getting things done for Port Hope means knowing who to bring together, when to push, and how to make sure our community is heard.
I’ve built relationships across government, business, education and industry and put those relationships to work for Port Hope.
With important decisions ahead, experience and strong representation matter.
ONE PORT HOPE
Rural. Urban. Deep roots. New roots.
We may not always agree on everything, but we share something important: this is our home.
I want a Port Hope where seniors can afford to stay, families can put down roots and young people can imagine a future here. Where farms and local businesses thrive, downtown is alive, our heritage is protected, and people can see their tax dollars making a difference.
Everyone who calls Port Hope home deserves to feel heard, respected and part of where we go next.
We can protect what we love while building what we need.
