Riverside South, Ottawa, ON
Community leader. Housing advocate. Technology professional.
My day job is building software. The rest of the time, I'm usually working on housing advocacy, my community association, or provincial policy.
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Local advocacy, community events, and campaigns that put neighbours first.
Twenty-five years of software, from small-town websites to health tech, and now Inroad.
Turning what residents tell me into policy proposals, as Policy Director for the Carleton Provincial Liberal Association.
Campaign software that helps grassroots teams reach voters and compete with better-funded opponents.
20,335 votes and a strong second place, the best Ontario Liberal result in Carleton since 1987.
My first campaign: 14 candidates, a housing-first platform, and a lot of debates.
Thu, Oct 29 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Online (Zoom)
Online edition of our election readiness session. Learn how campaigns work, explore volunteer roles, and find where your skills fit. No commitment and no experience required.
Wed, Nov 4 · 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Red Dot Cafe, 5673 Osgoode Main Street
Drop in for a relaxed evening of conversation with Carleton MP Bruce Fanjoy and fellow Liberals about what matters to you, your community, Ontario, and Canada. Free; everyone welcome. RSVP on the OLP site.
Tue, Nov 10 · 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Riverside South Secondary School
Monthly meeting of the Riverside South Secondary School Parent Council. School council meetings are open to parents, guardians, and the community.
Sat, Nov 28
Spratt Road, St. Jerome to École Bernard-Grandmaître
The RSCA's 10th annual holiday parade, collecting new, unwrapped toys for CTV and MOVE 100's Toy Mountain in support of The Salvation Army. Floats and walkers welcome. Participation is free.
Oct 27
Riverside South
Riverside South Community Association
Oct 20
Manotick
Ontario Liberals
Oct 13
Ottawa
Ontario Liberals
Oct 13
Riverside South
Riverside South Secondary School Parent Council
Sep 26
Ottawa
City of Ottawa
Group door knocking across the riding. Neighbours talking to neighbours. No sales pitch, and no experience needed; first-time canvassers welcome.
