Residents see the condition of our roads and sidewalks every day, and they are right to expect better.
We’ve fallen behind on roads and sidewalks. Residents see it every day, and they’re right to expect better.
We’ve taken steps to better identify the worst areas and prioritize repairs, but identifying the problem isn’t enough. We need to fix it properly. That means doing the job right the first time, not just filling the same potholes over and over again.
What I'm Fighting For
- More investment in road and sidewalk renewal
- Lasting repairs instead of repeated temporary patches
- Clear priorities based on condition, safety, and community need
- Better coordination between road, sewer, utility, and construction projects
- Stronger accountability for the quality of completed work
- Faster action on potholes, damaged sidewalks, and unsafe conditions
Infrastructure affects every part of daily life. It impacts how safely people walk to school, travel to work, access local businesses, and move through their neighbourhoods. Well-maintained roads and sidewalks also make our communities safer and more accessible for seniors, families, pedestrians, cyclists, and people with mobility challenges.
