Investing in Critical Infrastructure
Reliable infrastructure, resilient communities, and a city built for the future.
Less time in traffic. More time with your family. Infrastructure that enables economic growth and job creation.
So, what can we do to fix the roads and build infrastructure?
Hamilton deserves infrastructure that allows Hamiltonians to spend less time in traffic and more time with their families, while enabling economic growth and job creation in Hamilton.
My Vision Includes a 2-prong approach
Step 1: Improving How People Move Across Our City
Moving efficiently (& on time)
The Province owns the LRT project and is responsible for all the associated costs. And with the LRT, Hamilton needs an appropriate ring road to keep people and goods moving efficiently.
I’ll partner with the Province to upload the Lincoln Alexander Parkway (LINC) and Red Hill Valley Parkway, including all future costs.
As part of this, we’ll look to add additional lanes to the LINC, Red Hill Valley Parkway, and downbound Highway 403.
We’ll also expand GO Transit throughout suburban and rural Hamilton and explore lowering the age for free HSR transit for seniors from 80 to 65.
Step 2: Investing in the Infrastructure Hamiltonians Use Every Day
Improvement planning
We’ll implement a Master Road Improvement Plan to repair Hamilton’s deteriorating roads and prioritize infrastructure projects using practical, cost-effective planning that avoids expensive duplicate work.
We’ll invest in parks, playgrounds, trails and recreational spaces, and work with senior governments to build new recreation centres in Flamborough, Winona and Binbrook by 2030.
We’ll also obtain Hamilton’s fair share of provincial and federal infrastructure funding.
The goal is clear: less time in traffic, more time with your family, and the infrastructure Hamilton needs to enable economic growth and job creation.
Our goal is simple:
Hamilton residents deserve infrastructure that works. Roads should be safe, water systems should be reliable, transit should be dependable, and City Hall should deliver services efficiently. My commitment is to fix what has been neglected, invest responsibly in our future, and build infrastructure that supports a stronger, more connected Hamilton for generations to come.
