Building off my motion on A.I. Data Centres, ensure that the policy proposed in response to the motion, that they do not impact on the availability of electricity and water and other city resources for housing and other growth in the city, and do not increase the cost of these for residents.

Organize coordinated neighbourhood garage sale days across Ward 12 to bring neighbours together and encourage reuse.

Create an urban caucus at City Hall so Ottawa's dense urban neighbourhoods have a stronger, coordinated voice on garbage, homelessness, traffic, infrastructure, public space and social services.

Work with provincial representatives and City staff on longstanding encroachment issues related to infill construction to develop practical solutions for affected residents.

Make the Problematic Properties Pilot permanent, targeting those properties that repeatedly and continually are not kept up to the maintenance and cleanliness requirements outlined in the Property Standards bylaw, and seeking authority from the Province to increase the fines available to encourage compliance with the bylaw.

Expand the needle hunter program so more neighbourhoods have dedicated resources to quickly identify and remove discarded needles and drug-related waste and expand their mandate to include litter collection.

Keep more of the money generated downtown, in downtown. Push for a greater share of revenues generated in the urban core, including property taxes, payments in lieu of taxes, parking revenue and fines, and tourism-related revenues such as the Municipal Accommodation Tax, to be reinvested in downtown communities. Further use this downtown reinvestment for cleaner streets, parks and public spaces, infrastructure, community facilities, events, economic development and services that keep the core safe and welcoming.

Work with the community and other levels of government to establish a midwifery school at the University Of Ottawa.

Grow the Tournoi des Deux Rives, bringing together francophone student athletes from Ottawa and Gatineau, beginning with basketball and expanding to additional sports.

Work with the community to develop Ottawa’s first “navigable water route park” with appropriate signage and mapping of safe routes for canoes, kayaks and paddle boards, linking all of the new and future docks and water access points, on the Rideau River, such as the new one at Dutchies Hole, and the one being rebuilt at the western foot of St. Patrick’s bridge.