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Christine Dawood Q1 • W1 Quartier 1 • Ward 1
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My priorities

The issues I will focus on for Ward 1, shaped by what residents tell me matters most.

Transportation

Improve connections, mobility and infrastructure that support residents today and tomorrow.

Responsible Growth

Encourage thoughtful growth while protecting farmland, green spaces, waterways and the character of our neighbourhoods.

Community & Accessibility

Support seniors, families, local businesses and continue building an inclusive community where everyone feels welcome.

My Commitment in Action

  • Fiscal responsibility
  • Transparency
  • Accessibility
  • Availability

These posters highlight community issues I’m focused on — and show how I approach municipal work: learning the facts, asking questions, listening to residents, staying accessible, and considering both Ward 1 and Clarence-Rockland as a whole.

Poster — A community for every generation. Children, teens, families, adults and seniors all contribute to our vitality, and our parks, arenas, libraries, trails and programs connect generations. Every age. Every voice. One community.
Every generation View full poster
Poster — Our water, our future. The 2021 Water Master Plan, infrastructure planning for our treatment plant and pumping stations, and $2.6 million in provincial funding for Rockland’s elevated reservoir. I’m listening.
Water View full poster
Poster — Grow, yes. Grow responsibly. Roads, water and services must keep pace with new housing, and well-planned growth protects our neighbourhoods, farmland and natural spaces. Housing, roads, services, nature — let’s plan them together.
Growing responsibly View full poster
Poster — Connecting our community. Planning transportation for today and tomorrow, from the 2019 Transportation Master Plan through 2025 public consultation to a final plan. From planning to responsible action.
Transportation View full poster
Poster — Safer streets. Growth designed for people. In denser new neighbourhoods, build safety and accessibility into the design from the start, and fit solutions to each setting — urban, village or rural. The right infrastructure, in the right place.
Safer streets View full poster
Poster — Every dollar counts. Fiscal responsibility means respecting approved funding, tracking costs and bringing projects to completion — with a 2026 capital budget of approximately $40.1 million. Issues that matter.
Fiscal responsibility View full poster
Poster — An accessible city, an inclusive community. Our facilities, services and communications must be accessible to everyone, and people with disabilities must help shape the decisions that affect them. Accessibility benefits everyone.
Accessibility & inclusion View full poster

Issues That Matter presents topics raised by the residents of Clarence-Rockland, along with information drawn from publicly available municipal sources.

À votre écoute. / Here to listen.

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