It’s one thing to talk about change. It’s another to act. That’s why I advanced my bold policy commitments into motions, enquiries, and amendments at Council since 2016, in co-operation with my colleagues. Some of these actions include:
- Making Regina a renewable city by 2050
- Making Regina an Access without Fear City and improving our relationship with newcomers
- Water affordability
- Rebalancing residential and commercial taxes
- The development of a greywater strategy
- Stopping commercial development in Wascana Park
- A review of the Unwanted Guest Initiative
- Safe and accessible sidewalks
- Requiring Council approval for large, temporary work camps in Regina
- Finding opportunities to favour local contractors in our procurement policies
- Returning parking revenue to the areas in which they are collected through improved services and infrastructure
- Improving parking experience and technology in the downtown
- Investing in the Municipal Justice Building and community spaces in Heritage
- Increasing investments into community associations and community grants
- Advancing a community wellbeing and safety strategy
- Cleaner streets and improved street sweeping
- Requesting the Saskatchewan Health Authority evaluate the COVID protocols at the Co-op Refinery Complex
- Bike lane improvements (expanding and building new dedicated and protected bike lanes and pathways)
- Opposing the privatization of Crown Corporations
- Investing in park and recreation spaces throughout Ward 3 (Maple Leaf Pool, playgrounds, dog parks, rinks)
- Broad Street revitalization