Building places people love:
- A collective approach to community building
- Transparency and public consultations
- Economic development
- Complete streets and traffic calming
- Smart planning and development practices
- Reducing our carbon footprint (environment)
- Supporting our youth and seniors
- Strengthening public services (that you depend on)
- Empowering and connecting grassroot initiatives
NEIGHBOURHOODS MATTER
Neighbourhoods should to be pedestrian-friendly and offer a variety of choices related to housing, shopping, community services, recreation, and places to work. Communities should be designed for pedestrians and alternative forms of transit, as well as the car.

HOUSING
Should be well-designed, safe, energy-efficient, and provide affordable options that encourage long-term residency within neighbourhoods.
OUR YOUTH AND SENIORS
Supporting our youth and seniors with investments in safety, literacy, and healthy lifestyles creates platforms for success.
COMMUNITY SERVICES AND BUSINESSES
Enhancing the community services you depend on and encouraging investment to attract amenities that improve our everyday lives by expanding Community Improvement Plans.
INFRASTRUCTURE AND RENEWAL
Upgrading existing infrastructure such as parks, community centres, libraries, roads and outdoor spaces within our Ward, would improve service, reinforce safety and introduce systems that are environmentally friendly.
COMMUNITY, ARTS AND CULTURE
Promoting the Arts, including our culture and history, helps define a neighbourhood and creates both the interest and pride that unite a community.
EQUITY AND COMPLETE STREETS
Investments in public space that include better sidewalks, crosswalks, lighting, trees, bicycle lanes and roads, creates an urban environment that everyone can enjoy.
TRANSPORTATION
Communities should include safe and convenient routes for various forms of transportation, such as walking, cycling, mass transit (busing) and the car.
