A Community in Mourning: Why We Must Move from Crisis to Stability
Kirsten Krose 05/15/206
The heart of London is hurting. The recent loss of three well-known members of our homeless community in just ten days has sent shockwaves through our streets. These individuals were described by frontline workers as "pillars" and friends, and their absence is felt deeply across the city.
Frontline Realities: A City That Works for Our Most Vulnerable
Kirsten Krose 05/14/206
London is at a crossroads, and right now, we are headed in the wrong direction. To course-correct, we need to understand the realities on the ground—which means listening to the people doing the hardest work in our community.
This past Tuesday, May 12, I had the opportunity to tour the London Cares facility at 8:30 AM with Executive Director Chris Moss. I was incredibly moved by the dedication of the frontline workers who are addressing high-acuity individuals [..]
Building Bridges: Bringing Global Opportunity Home to London
Kirsten Krose 05/12/206
London’s success depends on our ability to look outward. We are a key player in the North American economy, but to capitalize on that, we need a Mayor who is connected and ready to advocate for our city on both sides of the border.
This past week, I had the absolute pleasure of being a guest in the City of Romulus and the City of Lansing, Michigan, thanks to my friend [..]
The Four Pillars: A Blueprint to Course-Correct London
Kirsten Krose 05/08/206
For too long, London has been a city of "wait and see." We see a lot of reports being asked for and a lot of studies being done, but we aren't seeing the results on our doorsteps or our streets.
I’m running for Mayor because I do not like the direction London is going. I believe leadership means taking risks on decisions to move our [..]
Why I am Running. A City That Works: My Vision for a Better London
Kirsten Krose 05/01/206
London is at a crossroads, and right now, we are headed in the wrong direction.
"I'm not seeing a clear vision, and I'm not seeing strong leadership," is something I’ve said frequently because it’s the reality at City Hall. Instead of decisive action, we see a cycle of [..]