WHY ME

I didn't move to Lake Country, I was built here. On concrete trucks, in the halls of Oyama Elementary and George Elliott Secondary, and now in the business my family and I have spent 17 years growing. I've read the budgets, negotiated the contracts, and made the hard calls that keep a business honest with its people and its money. That's the same discipline I'll bring to council.

Lake Country doesn't need to choose between growth and its character, it needs a council that refuses to trade one for the other. Not a bedroom community. Not a shortcut between Kelowna and Vernon. A town that governs like the driving force it already is.

On October 17, I'm asking for your vote; not to keep things the same, but to make sure the next 20 years of growth here still feel like home.