Your voice at City Hall shouldn’t just be focused on solving existing problems. Your City Councilor should also be aspiring for what’s possible. I believe we deserve, and can have, nice things here in Winnipeg.

I am committed to working for you and involving you in meaningful ways in the decisions and priorities that are set at City Hall. We’re not always all going to agree, but I’m never afraid to have a difficult conversation, and I know that the best decisions are made when they have input from a wide variety of people.

The biggest challenges Winnipeg is facing - like climate change, global instability, affordability, and homelessness - aren’t solely the responsibility of the city. The solutions to these big problems can only be achieved through partnership with the provincial and federal governments, and by learning from the mistakes and victories of other municipalities. I’m committed to working with all levels of government to tackle big problems together.

I have been a health sciences librarian for over 20 years, helping health professionals use evidence to inform their practice and to create health policy. I will take this same approach at city hall to make decisions based on evidence.