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Cap property tax increases at inflation; bring fiscal responsibility to City Hall.

• Property tax hikes should match inflation, not exceed it
• Opposed what he calls reckless council spending, often in the minority

Confidence:High

Direct taxes to core services: safe neighbourhoods, roads, infrastructure, parks.

• Spending should target everyday services residents rely on
• Calls $60M bike-lane spending and tiny homes non-priorities

Confidence:High

Create jobs, support economic development, and pay a living wage.

• Jobs and economic development top her Ward 5 priorities
• Notes over 50% of seniors support adult children; backs a living wage

Confidence:High

Maldonado, a professional musician, would make arts a priority and increase the City Enrichment Fund budget.

• A professional musician who would make arts and culture a council priority.
• Would redirect savings from cutting wasteful spending and administrative duplication to the arts and affordable space.
• Laments Ward 5's lack of a robust arts initiative and would promote its diversity and young artists.

Confidence:High