Nrinder Nann

Two city-wide priorities, and how to achieve them

• Deliver the Main Street project and the LRT right: on time and on budget across all three levels of government, with clear public communication to residents and local businesses.
• (She named these two city-wide projects as her priorities rather than a separate second item.)

Two changes to improve City services

• Modernize internal systems and reporting so councillors and residents no longer have to chase departments for answers; she points to the “all-for-one” planning pilot, which she says cut average application times by about 60 days, as a model to spread.
• Make project reporting transparent: she plans to move a motion requiring quarterly cost and timeline reporting on every capital project over $250,000.

Two changes to improve quality of life in Hamilton

• Make high-demand recreation programs available at all recreation centres, not just the big ones, and fix a registration system she says feels like “Hunger Games.”
• Push the province to tighten industrial air-quality standards, including covering open-air stockpiles of raw materials, and keep opposing site-specific exemptions.

Two priorities for Ward 3

• Finish the Ward 3 parks plan: the reconstruction of Powell Park and the new Brightside Park.
• Revitalize Barton Street and other commercial corridors with a strategic plan across city divisions; she says staff have already been directed to begin it.

Three words for a four-year term (looking back from September 2030)

Leadership, results, integrity.