What I'm Hearing in Our Community.
Across Humber River-Black Creek, residents are raising urgent concerns: affordability, housing instability, community safety, food insecurity, youth opportunity, and access to essential services.
Housing and Cost of Living
Families are worried about rising rent, eviction prevention, overcrowding, and homelessness. First-time homebuyers face real barriers to ownership.
Streets and Neighbourhoods
Residents want cleaner streets, safer public spaces, faster pothole repairs, and better infrastructure throughout the community.
Youth and Opportunity
Parents and young people speak about the need for more employment, mentorship, skills training, safe recreational spaces, and pathways to success.
Small Business
Small business owners share concerns about how difficult it is to start and sustain a business due to rising costs and limited support.
Seniors and Newcomers
Seniors raise concerns about affordability, accessibility, and isolation. Newcomers face barriers to employment, housing, and available resources.
Food Security
Supporting stronger community food programs, expanding access to affordable and culturally appropriate food, backing local food banks and community kitchens, and advocating for long-term solutions to poverty and economic inequality.
Families and Children with Disabilities
Parents and caregivers raising children with disabilities need accessible services, inclusive recreation, and educational supports. They should not have to struggle alone to find help.
In the Community
Moments from the campaign trail across Humber River-Black Creek.
"Residents want leadership that listens, takes action, and works collaboratively with the community to create practical and lasting solutions."
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