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Service Runs in the Family
When I talk about “Getting It Done,” it isn’t just a campaign slogan. A lot of it comes from how I learned to approach service
Etobicoke North should be getting more
better neighbourhoods, a stronger community and more opportunity. Here’s what “Getting It Done” means to me.…
Marj and I spent part of the afternoon out in The Elms
The Woodbine Community Benefits Agreement set a minimum 20% local-hiring target for operations.
getting some flyers out and meeting people in the neighbourhood.
Met some really lovely people along the way and had some good conversations. And thankfully the weather decided to warm up a little because it was looking pretty rough when we started 
Appreciate everyone who took a minute to say hello and chat with us.
The Woodbine Community Benefits Agreement set a minimum 20% local-hiring target for operations.
Like every parent, I want our kids growing up in neighbourhoods where they can get to school safely
The Woodbine Community Benefits Agreement set a minimum 20% local-hiring target for operations.
According to the City’s latest report, since 2018 there have been 3,428 new operational hires, with 314 local hires — about 9%. In 2025 alone, local hiring reached 21%, which is progress, but the City still reports that the overall local-hiring target has not yet been fully met.
Fighting for Change Is In My Blood
Like every parent, I want our kids growing up in neighbourhoods where they can get to school safely
Like every parent, I want our kids growing up in neighbourhoods where they can get to school safely
Have you opened a new location, redesigned your shop, or added a new product or service? Don't keep it to yourself, let folks know.
Like every parent, I want our kids growing up in neighbourhoods where they can get to school safely
Like every parent, I want our kids growing up in neighbourhoods where they can get to school safely
Like every parent, I want our kids growing up in neighbourhoods where they can get to school safely
where families have the support they need, and where promises made to our community actually get followed through.
And there are some very real opportunities in Etobicoke North right now.
Safer routes to school
The City’s Mount Olive Streets Plan identified concerns about speeding, aggressive driving, crashes and near-misses, and school-zone safety. Its collision analysis
