Transit, Infrastructure

Street and road safety: Prioritize road maintenance and pothole repair, improve traffic control in school zones/high-volume areas, assess speed limits to keep everyone safe, hold landlords of neglected and vacant homes accountable for their properties/sidewalks, expand street safety programs like Snow Angels.

Build bicycle infrastructure across the city.

Avoid new taxes, reject costly legacy projects, and fund basic priorities like roads, sewers, and parks using existing revenue.

bring back the tunnel bus to Detroit to ensure Windsor’s relationship with the U.S. auto capital remains strong.

Highlighted that Windsor has expanded its capital budget to its largest size ever—allocating $317 million to roads and sewers this year—while maintaining Ontario’s lowest municipal tax increase, at or below inflation.