Monday, December 1, Owen Sound’s new council was sworn into office, beginning their 2014-2018 term The Grey Bruce Business Journal asked the new council, ‘Which issue should this next term’s council give to more focus to: A) Bringing in new business developments, or B) encouraging small businesses presently in operations?‘ We are awaiting responses from […]

Monday, December 1, Owen Sound’s new council was sworn into office, beginning their 2014-2018 term The Grey Bruce Business Journal asked the new council, ‘What do you see has been the largest challenge over the last 10 years, faced by business operators in your region?’ We are awaiting responses from Councillor Peter Lemon.   ‘Over […]

Monday, December 1, Owen Sound’s new council was sworn into office, beginning their 2014-2018 term The Grey Bruce Business Journal asked the new council, ‘Do you think local business taxes are at a fair rate, or should be lowered or raised? Should there be any changes in the municipal services provided to businesses, (such as […]

Monday, December 1, Owen Sound’s new council will be sworn into office, beginning their 2014-2018 term The Grey Bruce Business Journal asked the new council, ‘What strategies do you have in mind to stimulate economic growth in the region?’ We are awaiting responses from Councillor Peter Lemon.   ‘I have a plan to help grow […]

Monday, December 1, Owen Sound’s new council will be sworn into office, beginning their 2014-2018 term. During the election campaign, The Grey Bruce Business Journal asked, ‘First of all, tell us a little about your background and overall platform.’ We are awaiting responses from Councillor Peter Lemon.   ‘Born in North Grey and raised in […]

The Grey Bruce Business Journal distributed a questionnaire to candidates for Mayor and Council for Owen Sound and surrounding communities. The answers are varied and display a lot of ideas with a common thread – keep more business local, improve access to internet. To find out what each candidate has to say, check out the […]

I believe it is time for the next generation to step up and have a seat at the Council table to bring forward new ideas, position our communities for a prosperous future in the modern economy and ensure we are moving forward. If elected, I am determined to work with the community, both permanent and seasonal residents, in an open and transparent manner to move forward with solutions rather than simply looking to maintaining the status quo. We must focus on creating jobs for our young people, delivering improved services for our aging population, protecting our environment and managing our community’s financial resources prudently.

With 25 years experience in business management and four years experience on The Blue Mountain’s Council I believe I have a proven track record in listening to concerns and opinions, evaluating all the available information and making sound decisions on behalf of residents.