Rooted in Niagara. Dedicated to Our Community.

I have called the Niagara Region home my entire life and have lived in St. Davids for 15 years with my family. As a mother with four children attending St. Davids Public School, my passion for our community’s future is deeply personal.

For the past four years, I have had the privilege of serving Niagara-on-the-Lake as a Town Councillor, while also serving on both the NOTL Hydro Board and the NOTL Public Library Board. Throughout my term, I have been a dependable voice for residents—advocating for safer school zones and pedestrian infrastructure, fighting for stormwater management upgrades, supporting expanding library programs across all villages, ensuring responsible utility management, championing the return of a local high school, and advocating for well-maintained parks, recreation opportunities, and community facilities that bring residents together and strengthen the quality of life in every village.

I bring both the perspective of a dedicated parent and resident, alongside four years of hands-on experience at the Council table. I remain committed to preserving NOTL’s unique heritage while ensuring responsible, balanced growth for all five communities: St. Davids, Queenston, Virgil, Glendale, and Old Town.

Why I’m Running

My kids are growing up here, and that makes this personal. We’ve built our lives in Niagara-on-the-Lake, invested in this community, and I want our kids—and the next generation—to have the opportunity to build their futures here: to work here, raise families here, and feel a true sense of belonging while allowing residents at every stage of life to call NOTL home.

For the past four years, I’ve had the privilege of serving on Town Council, where I’ve read the agendas, asked the hard questions, listened to residents, advocated for St. Davids, and worked alongside staff, Council colleagues, and our community to move things forward.

I’ve learned how municipal government works, and I know that good leadership isn’t about being the loudest voice in the room—it’s about coming prepared, knowing the facts, listening, finding common ground, and following through.

I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished, but I also know there is more to do—especially when it comes to making sure infrastructure keeps pace with growth and establishing a clear vision for the community we are building.

I believe we can protect the heritage, character, and agricultural lands we love while planning responsibly for the future—investing in parks, recreation, infrastructure, and opportunities for young people.

I’m running again because I care deeply about where Niagara-on-the-Lake is going, I have the experience to help lead it forward, and I want to make sure the community we leave behind is one our kids are proud to call home.