A Councillor’s Job

Being a City Councillor is one of those busy 24/7 jobs.

A visiting primary school student on a city hall tour once asked me what I spent most of my time doing. Upon reflection, I replied: “ Reading ”.

Besides sitting on Council, I sit on 13 agencies, boards, and commissions. As a result, as you can see by the photo, I do a lot of reading. Every month, I’m called on to vote on 100’s of items from the biggest to the smallest. Over 12 months, I will have reviewed and voted on thousands of issues. I try to cast an informed vote. I listen closely to my constituents. I seek out the opinion of people more expert than myself. And I draw on my own veteran experience. Here’s a sampling of the major challenges faced by Councillors at City Hall and my responses to them.   -        Toronto Waterfront Revitalization -        Island Airport -         Economic Prosperity -         Climate Change -         Homelessness -         City Pins -         Apartment Standards

Commissioner of Oaths: Job #2

Looking to change your name in whole or in part?

Have to fill out a form for insurance or government purposes?

I’m not a Notary Public but for any form that needs the confirmation of a Commissioner of Oaths call me and I’ll arrange a meeting at which I’ll review the form and sign it and stamp it.