John, his wife and their two children have been residents of Aurora since 1996.
John has managed an Aurora business for the past 15 years.
John's wife Anita is an Aurora educator, and their children have attended Aurora Elementary School.

Prior to serving on council, John created the Bayview Wellington Ratepayers Association 20 years ago. As President, in 2001John championed the movement to ensure the Bayview corridor businesses were mindful of the existing homes beside which they were locating.
John and the Association influenced Home Depot to alter the planned colour of their buildings, lower outdoor lights brightness, remove outdoor speakers and contribute $35,000.00 towards the construction of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Park. In 2002, John was effective in convincing council to include that $35,000 in the town budget for the completion of the park.
The association, under John’s leadership, persuaded Cineplex to paint the exposed west side of their building in a neutral colour and to provide significant landscaping and a pedestrian pathway to the adjacent homes.

John has served as a municipal councillor in Aurora for a total of 14 years. As an Aurora town councillor, John has worked on many projects throughout the Town and within Ward 5.
In 2010, John acted as the vice chair for the Official Plan review committee.
In 2012, John discovered a $600,000.00 budget error, duplicating a project from the previous year.
In 2013, John was instrumental in the development of the Thomas Coates park on Mavrinac Blvd., on the east side of Aurora. John noticed the clause in the subdivision agreement that allowed the Town to purchase the land and create a park.
In 2020, John convinced council to keep negotiating the cost of the Sports Dome, saving $400,000.00, with zero tax impact.
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