The 155 Podcast Interview
Key Answers from The 155 Podcast
Two city-wide priorities, and how to achieve them
- Roads and road safety: reassess Vision Zero, compile data on busy areas shared by motorists, pedestrians and e-device users, connect broken bike paths and add better-signed, better-lit pedestrian crossovers. She cites her son being hit by an e-bike and a fatality on Upper Ottawa.
Two changes to improve City services
- More recreational availability and variety for children, youth and seniors, easing the competitive registration sign-ups.
- Make services easier to access, with fewer hoops for simple things.
Two changes to improve quality of life in Hamilton
- More events in new locations beyond Gage Park, including locations more accessible for people using wheelchairs.
- More options for healthy living and activity, indoors and outdoors.
Two priorities for Ward 6
- Community and family supports: she says Ward 6 has the lowest access to child care in the city (11% per the 2021 census) and wants infant care at an existing site such as C.B. Stirling.
- Mental-health supports closer to home: crisis, prevention and harm-reduction services and therapy in or near the ward rather than downtown.
Three words for a four-year term (looking back from September 2030)
Impactful, positive, memorable.
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