Top Priorities

Over the last six years, substantial property tax hikes have placed immense financial pressure on Ward 3 families and seniors while city spending continues to climb. If elected I will fight for a freeze on Mississauga’s property taxes to deliver immediate relief to homeowners while protecting essential emergency services and core community infrastructure.

Mississauga taxpayers are currently saddled with an unfair 62% of the Peel Regional Police budget because funding is calculated on property values rather than population or service calls. If elected I will fight to end this outdated formula so local residents stop overpaying and carrying a disproportionate share of regional tax costs

My infrastructure plan prioritizes safer neighbourhood streets through targeted traffic calming and enhanced pedestrian crossings near local schools, parks, and busy corridors. By focusing tax dollars on core responsibilities to fix roads and sidewalks, to upgrading stormwater systems this plan protects Ward 3 homes, safeguards local families, and restores essential community infrastructure.

Partner with local schools and Peel Regional Police Division 12 liaisons to run micro-mobility safety blitzes at the start of the school year, educating kids and parents on basic road rules. Frame helmets as standard cycling/scooter safety—similar to bike safety campaigns—rather than a punitive crackdown.

Frame helmets as standard cycling. No minor under the age of 16 can use an E-Bike or Scooter. If caught the police would have the right to confiscate it if an underaged person is using it.

This plan prioritizes fast-tracking crucial infrastructure updates like the Dixie-Dundas and Little Etobicoke Creek drainage projects while reducing taxpayer costs by securing federal and provincial disaster grants.

This plan addresses local crime proactively by implementing CPTED strategies—such as upgrading street lighting and clearing trail sightlines—to deter auto thefts and break-ins. It also strengthens community defense by providing municipal support to Safe City Mississauga and Neighbourhood Watch to expand safety signage, town halls, and reporting apps.

Small businesses are the economic engine of Ward 3, driving our commercial plazas along Dundas Street, Bloor Street, and Rathburn Road. As your City Councillor, I will champion practical policies that cut municipal red tape, protect local operators from excessive costs, and help independent entrepreneurs thrive.

Seniors on fixed retirement incomes cannot handle endless property tax increases. By auditing non-essential spending, I will fight to freeze the City of Mississauga's share of property taxes so older residents are not priced out of the homes they built.