Tony is currently an incumbent City Councillor for the City of Niagara Falls, Ontario, having successfully won a seat in the 2022 municipal election.
Running for re-election in the upcoming municipal election (October 26, 2026), his top Platform Issues focus on clear, localized issues:
Infrastructure Improvements: Prioritizing updates to city roadways, structural assets, through cost saving measures and revenue generation opportunities to enhance city and neighborhood amenities.
Affordable Housing: Advocating for community-centered growth and expansion of local housing options to ease the cost of living for residents.
Constituent Accountability: Highlighting a core commitment to directly listening to, embracing, and personally addressing resident concerns both outside and within council chambers.
Current Incumbency: After entering municipal politics as one of 26 candidates in 2022, he secured one of the eight at-large council seats.
2026 Re-election Campaign: He is a certified candidate for the Niagara Falls City Council election on October 26, 2026. He is running to be one of the eight elected city councillors. Professional Background & Values
Public Sector Experience: Outside of his BSc. degree from Brock University and his past political role, Tony has extensive experience in IT working for HP in different capacities globally supporting General Motors operations, and also as a public works employee for the Niagara Region.
Diversity & Culture: His platform emphasizes that Niagara Falls features highly diverse communities, noting that council must continually adapt, learn from, and honour diverse local cultures.