Bringing Community Together
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On Oct. 15th
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We have so much to look forward to in North Cowichan.
A new high school, a new hospital, and a new police headquarters are underway. Even in a global pandemic, we undertook a lot of community engagement - something that I was grateful for. It wasn't ideal - nothing has been ideal for the last 2+ years - but it has been a one of a kind learning experience and I am proud of the work North Cowichan has accomplished during this difficult term.
If we learned anything from COVID-19 it's that strong, connected communities can thrive even in the worst of times. There are a lot of challenges ahead of us - housing, affordability, climate change, a struggling economy, community health and safety - and we will only be successful in overcoming these if everyone works together.
I'm running to be Mayor of North Cowichan
because we need leadership that brings people together.
I keep an open mind, I listen to ideas, I am willing to learn, and I am ready to lead.
A new high school, a new hospital, and a new police headquarters are underway. Even in a global pandemic, we undertook a lot of community engagement - something that I was grateful for. It wasn't ideal - nothing has been ideal for the last 2+ years - but it has been a one of a kind learning experience and I am proud of the work North Cowichan has accomplished during this difficult term.
If we learned anything from COVID-19 it's that strong, connected communities can thrive even in the worst of times. There are a lot of challenges ahead of us - housing, affordability, climate change, a struggling economy, community health and safety - and we will only be successful in overcoming these if everyone works together.
I'm running to be Mayor of North Cowichan
because we need leadership that brings people together.
I keep an open mind, I listen to ideas, I am willing to learn, and I am ready to lead.
Authorized by Rosalie Sawrie, rosaliesawrie@gmail.com
