Engineering Solutions. Fiscal Common Sense. A Modern Future for the District of North Vancouver.
North Vancouver doesn’t need more career politicians pushing bureaucratic delays; it needs a builder, an electrical engineer, and a practical problem solver who knows how systems actually work.
As a longtime local resident, UBC engineering graduate, and real estate developer (GGIQ Developments), I have spent my career designing and executing complex projects from the ground up. I am running for Mayor of the District of North Vancouver (DNV) to cut the red tape, fix our infrastructure gridlock, and stop out-of-control municipal spending before it crushes local taxpayers.
The Crisis: The North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant budget explosion has turned into an unprecedented financial disaster, threatening DNV residents with massive utility rate spikes.
The Plan:
The Crisis: Daily gridlock across the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge, Second Narrows, and local arterial corridors suffocates our quality of life.
The Plan:
The Crisis: Antiquated municipal red tape stalls construction for years, driving up housing inflation and failing unhoused populations.
The Plan:
We have six weeks to rewrite the future of the District of North Vancouver. October 17, 2026.