Candidate for London City Council Ward 13 - Downtown
Running to prove our choices still matter.
London belongs to the people who participate in it.
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Do you live in Ward 13?
Ward 13 includes the heart of London's downtown core. Not sure if you're in the ward? Use the City's interactive ward map to search your address.
Ways you can help
The most important step is the first one: Share what you are seeing. I want to listen and learn from your perspective. If City Hall feels disconnected from reality on the street, the first step is honest witnessing.
Next, you can start a conversation. Witnessing is one-way. Conversation is two-way. If we are going to make positive changes, we need to work through them together.
Then you can take action. Put a sign on your lawn, window, or storefront. Share the campaign with someone who should see it. Volunteer a few hours for outreach. Participation becomes contagious when people see others stepping forward.
Who am I?
I'm a husband, father, business owner, and Londoner who believes our choices still matter.
My professional background is in business systems, finance, and real estate. For nearly two decades, I've worked with families, entrepreneurs, and organizations navigating real decisions with real consequences.
I'm running because I believe people engage when they feel seen, informed, and invited to contribute. Cities are no different. London belongs to all of us and it's time we get our heads in the game.
A practical $20,000 goal.
Municipal campaigns have legal spending limits. Ward 13's official campaign expense limit is $20,940.05, so our practical fundraising goal is $20,000.
I believe people should know how campaigns are funded and what money is used for. You can review my official campaign expense certificate issued by the City of London, as well as Ontario's municipal election rules, below.