ABOUT jOHN

Meet John Braimoh

A local resident, business professional, and community-minded person who cares about Ward 3 and the people who call it home.

Meet John Braimoh

John Braimoh is an entrepreneur, business professional with a background in financial services and mortgage services, project management, and a dedicated community advocate who believes that strong neighbourhoods and thriving communities are built through service, collaboration, and listening.

John holds a Master’s in Project Management from Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, and a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Quantity Surveying from the Federal University of Technology. He has also completed additional professional training in Project Management, Debt Collection and Management, Advanced Communication Skills, and Customer Service. His educational background, combined with his professional experience, has equipped him with strong skills in project planning, financial services, mortgage services, communication, problem-solving, and organizational leadership.

With experience in financial services, mortgage services, business, project management, and community development, John brings a practical, compassionate, and solution-focused approach to his work. His commitment extends beyond his professional career through years of volunteering, supporting local initiatives, bringing people together, and helping create opportunities for families, youth, newcomers, and small businesses.

Through his professional and volunteer experiences, John has seen firsthand the importance of having people who are accessible, dependable, and willing to listen. He is passionate about building stronger neighbourhoods, supporting local businesses, encouraging civic participation, and helping create an environment where families and individuals have the opportunity to succeed.

Priorities for Our Community

As a candidate for City Council, John is focused on listening to residents, collaborating with the community, and taking action on the issues that matter most.

His priorities include:

  • Accessible and Accountable City Hall — Opening the doors of City Hall, listening to residents, improving communication, and ensuring people have a stronger voice in local decision-making.
  • Safer Neighbourhoods — Supporting initiatives that improve community safety and create neighbourhoods where families feel secure.
  • Better Roads and Infrastructure — Advocating for better-maintained roads, sidewalks, traffic management, and infrastructure that keeps pace with community needs.
  • Reliable City Services — Working toward responsive services, including timely snow clearing, cleaner public spaces, and better day-to-day municipal service delivery.
  • Supporting Local Businesses — Encouraging economic opportunity, supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses, and creating an environment where local businesses can grow.
  • Families, Youth and Seniors — Supporting programs, spaces, and opportunities that strengthen families and ensure residents of all generations can participate fully in community life.
  • Cleaner Parks and Public Spaces — Promoting well-maintained parks, public spaces, and community areas that residents can enjoy and take pride in.
  • Traffic and Pedestrian Safety — Supporting practical measures that improve safety for pedestrians, families, cyclists, and drivers.
  • Responsible Growth and Development — Encouraging growth that is well-planned, responsible, and responsive to the needs of existing and future residents.
  • Collaboration and Community Engagement — Working with residents, businesses, community organizations, and City Hall to find practical solutions and build a stronger, safer, and more connected community.

John believes that making a difference is not about simply being in front of people; it is about standing alongside them, listening to their concerns, understanding their needs, and working together to find practical solutions that create lasting results.

 

 

 

 

 


Why I Am Running

Decisions made at the municipal level shape everyday life  from the condition of our neighbourhoods, roads and public spaces to the services residents rely on every day. They influence local businesses, families, youth, recreation, infrastructure, housing, transportation, community programs, economic opportunities and how our neighbourhoods grow.

They also affect how residents interact with City Hall, how quickly concerns are addressed, and how we plan for the future.

I believe Ward 3 should have a strong voice, where residents are listened to, concerns are taken seriously, and we work together to find practical solutions that improve everyday life.

Leadership Principles

How I will serve


Listen First

Residents should have a meaningful voice in the decisions that affect their community.

Work Together

Complex community challenges require collaboration among residents, businesses, organizations, staff and Council.

Focus on Results

Leadership should be measured by practical progress, clear communication and responsible decisions


JOHN BRAIMOH

For City Councillor

Bringing People Together. Building a Stronger Ward

Connect

Connect@Johnbraimoh.ca