My grandparents started coming to Tiny in the 1940s. My parents met here in the 1950s and bought a house on Centre Beach Road in 1961, a few years before I was born. My wife and I brought our children here, and we bought a place of our own in 2013 and in 2023 we made Tiny our full-time home.

​

​I know these roads, these beaches, these neighbourhoods. I know what this place is supposed to feel like.

​

​And like many of you, I've become frustrated with a council that has lost sight of what Tiny is and has made decisions that don't serve residents, but instead serve their own political agendas. By-laws dropped without warning. Decisions made behind closed doors. Tax dollars spent on a building nobody asked for while roads, drainage, and shoreline get left behind.

​

​Enough is enough.

​

​I'm not a career politician. I've spent my career in business — building organizations, managing budgets, leading teams, and delivering results. I know what good governance looks like, and I know what it doesn't.

We don't need to recycle the same expensive, divisive names currently sitting on council — the same people who got us into this mess. We need a mayor who brings real-world management experience, who'll bring government back to basics, and who'll listen to the people he serves — not the other way around.

​

​I am running because this is my community. Because the people who live and cottage here deserve better. And because Tiny is worth fighting for.

​

​ The time for action is now. Together we can get Tiny back on track.