I didn’t arrive at conservatism through convenience.

I grew up in a broken home and fell into addiction and alcoholism at a young age. I’ve lived the consequences of bad choices, bad ideas, and dependency — and I know how destructive they are to families and communities.

More than a decade ago, by the grace of God and the guidance of strong Christian mentors, my life changed. Rebuilding my life taught me that freedom only survives when it’s grounded in faith in Christ, discipline, and personal responsibility — and that truth matters most when it’s uncomfortable.

That is why I am a conservative by conviction, not convenience.

That conviction has carried real cost.

During COVID, I refused to comply with lockdown policies that violated basic freedoms. That stand nearly cost me my job and my church building.
I would make the same choice again.

As a hunter and firearms owner, I’ve worked on legislation to defend the right of Albertans to feed their families and defend their homes.

I’ve fought federal overreach into Alberta’s affairs, stood with energy workers and rural communities, and I am 100% pro-life because I know strong families succeed where government programs fail.

My commitment to the people of Lac Ste. Anne–Parkland is simple: the truth, always.

I have no hidden agenda.

You’ll never have to guess where I stand — it’s all on the table.