Career and relevant experience
- Her campaign biography reports work in horticulture/agriculture, senior care and support for vulnerable community members.
- Public LinkedIn search results describe her as self-employed, with an agricultural background and University of Guelph education; the credential and dates are not exposed publicly.
- A second public LinkedIn result associates her with Phoena and describes an expansion from horticulture into aquaculture and entrepreneurship.
Campaign priorities
- Urban agriculture, local markets and fewer barriers for small vendors, with agricultural revenue supporting local and social programs.
- Community fridges, food hubs and school nutrition programs.
- Supports Housing First, fast-tracked affordable and supportive housing, and preventing people from losing their homes.
- Supports mobile clinics and community health hubs, and advocates provincial investment to keep Welland Hospital open.
- Survivor-centred housing, youth prevention programs and anti-trafficking training for the tourism industry.
- Prioritizes accessibility in local businesses and essential services.
- Would review the City budget line by line within her first 100 days, with performance indicators reviewed quarterly.
- Would review road and underground maintenance priorities and identify infrastructure needs before approving major growth.
- Would identify funding before approving infrastructure costs and replacement funding before reducing development charges.
- Would review unused land and buildings for housing, with public involvement in remediation plans.
Verified facts
- Listed by the City as a 2026 mayoral candidate.
- Ran for the Green Party of Ontario in Niagara Centre in 2025.
- Ran federally for the Green Party in Niagara South in 2025.