To my Living in Aurora blog readers: I am running for Mayor of Aurora.
It is a great opportunity now to step up and serve our Aurora community at the council level. I want to be your voice at the Council table.
However, regardless of what happens after the municipal elections, my photo blogging about Aurora will continue. Perhaps new ideas will evolve.
In the meantime, you can learn more about me and my vision for Aurora, a Resilient Community, at the Anna Lozyk Romeo for Mayor campaign site.
On a personal note, I am meeting many interesting people in Aurora, and one of the recurring comments I’m getting is, “It seems you have done some outstanding work, and we hardly hear about you. You are unknown to the community.” Well, perhaps unknown but not new for sure. Well, there are reasons. The majority of the time, I am behind the camera. I am shooting places where not many are interested in seeing, like demolition and construction sites. And for the last 8 years, I have spent my time, according to many, in the most boring place in town, the Council Chambers. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed every moment of it.
To conclude, I hope you’ll take the time to get to know me and that you’ll support me on October 24, 2022.
I Want to Hear from You
Visit: Anna Lozyk Romeo for Mayor Website
In the News
Anna Lozyk Romeo joins race for Mayor | The Auroran | August 25, 2022
“Through Living in Aurora, her community blog with a political edge, Lozyk Romeo has been a strong advocate for the environment and fiscal responsibility. Describing herself as “an environmentalist at heart,” she says there’s “lots to do at an environmental level because the Town is growing and I think we need to protect our environmentally-sensitive lands to strike the balance between growth and protecting the environment.” Read full article here.
Take personal opinion out of decisions: Aurora mayoral candidate | NewmarketToday.ca | August 28, 2022
“Lozyk Romeo was the final mayoral candidate to enter the fray, following first-time candidate Phiona Durrant and incumbent Tom Mrakas who is seeking a second term.” Read full article here.
Aurora residents are in for big change at the ballot box and not all candidates like it | CBC Toronto | Sep 10, 2022
My statement submitted to CBC: “This will be the first term that Aurora will have wards. No doubt that our Council will face challenges; however, it is important to embrace the change. It will be essential for the Mayor to lead by example with the fundamental value of respecting diverse perspectives. Regardless of the structure, it is the Mayor’s responsibility to ensure that all Council members collaborate toward a common goal, to serve our Town of Aurora community as a whole.” Read full article here.
