He believes good governance means asking tough questions, demanding sound analysis, and ensuring residents are consulted before major decisions are made. His decisions are guided by evidence, common sense, and community feedback.
 

Examples include:

• Opposed moving forward with funding for the Harbour Swim Deck proposal because the proposal contained “Class D” or rough estimates and no public input.

• Opposed the closure of sections of West Grand Boulevard because residents had not been consulted.

• Pushed for 30 minutes of free parking. However, he opposed the overall pay parking plan because more consultation with residents, businesses, and workers was needed. For example, many elderly residents continue to find operating the pay parking stations challenging.

• Opposed the demolition of the Allen Residence, a heritage building on East 1 st near St Georges, and advocated for its relocation.

• Opposed the destruction of 25 trees (including an iconic mature oak tree) on a large

• site on east 16 th and St Georges.