6. How will you be actively supporting our locally owned businesses if elected?
By being a partner to them, not an obstacle. That means listening directly to local business owners about the challenges they face, cutting unnecessary red tape at City Hall, and helping promote and support the small businesses and village-style commercial areas that give our ward its character.
7. What does Mississauga currently excel at?
Mississauga is a safe, welcoming, and remarkably diverse city with strong neighbourhoods, excellent parks and recreation, and a real sense of community pride. It’s a city that people are proud to call home—and that foundation is something worth protecting and building on.
8. How would you communicate with residents and what communication standards will you be setting and following?
Being accessible is a core commitment of mine. I’ll make myself available to residents and respond to their concerns in a timely way, whether by phone, email, in person, or at community events. Residents deserve a councillor who is easy to reach, who follows up, and who keeps them informed on the decisions that affect their streets and families.