Trusted. Effective. Leader.
Advocating for your needs and ideas
Working together to improve our municipality and community.
Out and About
Some fun photos of events, groups, initiatives and people making a difference in our community…
A strong, experienced and effective voice on Halifax Regional Council for residents of the Bedford-Wentworth community
Since being elected HRM and District 16 have seen tremendous progress on forward thinking policies, improved services, more facilities, better communication, and new or improved infrastructure. Plus, fiscal responsibility that has resulted in lower debt, increases to capital project reserves, no tax increases three times, and a financial position and growth envied by many other cities in Canada.
Strong advocate for progressive policies on social, environmental, development, safety and transportation issues.
Demonstrates fiscal responsibility during decision making.
Effective communicator and relationship builder.
Proven leadership ability.
Vision
A safe, welcoming, diverse and inclusive community and municipality that are both progressive and fiscally stable.
Accomplishments
Since being elected your representative on Regional Council, there has been significant progress on policies, services, facilities, infrastructure, communication, fiscal responsibility, and transparency.
Commitment
Continue my commitment to be responsive, provide frequent communication and consultation, listen, and work collaboratively to balance progressive and innovative policies and services with fiscal responsibility.
Connection
Frequent communication via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, weekly email Updates, newsletters, media interviews, and presentations to groups and associations. Plus, fast responses to your questions and ideas.
About Tim
- Husband, father, animal lover, and community volunteer.
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30 years of national and international business experience.
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Education and training in history, political science, business, economic development, marketing and management.
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Latest News
District 16 Update for April 10 2022
Folks, I hope you are staying well, or recovering very quickly, during this ongoing challenging time with the pandemic. There is a great deal going on at Regional Council regarding upcoming budget and taxes, the HalifACT climate change action plan, the housing crisis,...
District 16 Update for July 4 2021
Hi folks, I hope you are enjoying your weekend, despite the unfortunate weather. Hopefully we will be able to gather in person this time next year for a more traditional celebration of Bedford Days! I am sharing the complete update on the items addressed during the...
Statement regarding Halifax Transit service during the COVID-19 pandemic
Thursday, May 6, 2021 (Halifax, NS) – The following is a municipal statement regarding Halifax Transit service during the COVID-19 pandemic: Since the beginning of the pandemic, Halifax Transit has been designated by the Province of Nova Scotia as an essential service...
As your councillor, you can expect more of the same going forward!
Frequent communication
Fast responses to your ideas and questions
Questionnaires and polls to solicit your feedback
Fiscal responsibility
I will listen to you
Remember TimTV?
Much has changed in our district since I was first elected in 2008. It’s a larger district with new boundaries that encompass Larry Uteck, Starboard Drive, Royal Hemlocks, West Bedford and more. While the number of families I represent has changed over the past 12 years (and my hair has gone a little “fairer”), my commitment to the priorities we all share remains the same. Take a trip down memory lane and watch a collection of my TimTV episodes, a series created during the past municipal elections to help residents get to know me, my family, my supporters and the community I call home.
Pay no mind, of course, to the dates at the end of the videos (they’re from elections past).