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Says affordability needs root-cause solutions from industry experts rather than band-aid fixes.

• Lists affordability as a top Ward 9 issue
• Favours expert-led root-cause solutions over temporary fixes

Confidence:High

Lower tax increases by finding waste first — not by cutting the services families count on.

• Find the waste before asking for more: review contracts, consultants, procurement
• Protect front-line services while pushing every tax dollar further
• Grow the business tax base to spread the load off homeowners

Confidence:High

Names public safety among the biggest issues facing Ward 9, calling for root-cause fixes not band-aids.

• Identifies public safety as one of the ward's biggest issues
• Proposes working with experts on root causes instead of band-aid fixes

Confidence:High

More police on the beat in Ward 9 and school outreach so youth aren't lured into gangs.

• Backs more police officers on the beat in Ward 9
• Wants police outreach in schools to deter gang recruitment

Confidence:High

Every family deserves to feel safe on their own street; a plan to bring back peace of mind.

• Plan to bring back peace of mind in Ward 9
• Enforcement deals with crime today; investing in youth prevents tomorrow's

Confidence:High

Development should only proceed with infrastructure in place first, planned and costed for the long term.

• Says infrastructure must be in place before development proceeds
• Wants each phase planned and costed for long-term maintenance

Confidence:High

Extend the Upper Red Hill Valley Parkway to eliminate gridlock around Trinity Church, Rymal Road and the URHVP.

• Extending Upper Red Hill Valley Parkway would cut gridlock
• Blames street design and tight traffic spacing at Trinity Church/Rymal

Confidence:High

Says roads are Ward 9's most urgent issue, needing more lanes and more roads as new building goes up.

• Calls addressing roads Ward 9's most urgent issue
• Supports adding lanes and building more roads as development grows

Confidence:High

Streets and sidewalks kept in good repair — rebuild, repave, repaint; widen Rymal Road.

• Rebuild, repave, repaint everyday streets and sidewalks
• Direct LINC/Red Hill upload savings into local roads
• Press to get the overdue Rymal Road widening moving

Confidence:High

Named ending the GFL landfill odour problem among Ward 9's most urgent issues.

• Lists ending GFL Landfill odours as a top urgent issue

Confidence:High

Immediate physical odour mitigation at the GFL site and an independent study of what is buried there.

• Wants physical odour mitigation at the GFL site now
• Calls for an independent study of what is buried on the site

Confidence:High

Clark would time-limit City Enrichment Fund grants to 5 years with a 3-year reapplication ban for turnover.

• Says the fund was meant to help organizations become self-sufficient, not provide permanent year-over-year funding.
• Proposes 5-year funding terms with a 3-year reapplication ban so new applicants get opportunities.
• Notes cultural programming need not all be downtown; other communities can offer suitable venues.

Confidence:High