✦ Meet Maeve

Community organizer. Experienced advocate.

I’ve spent my career helping people get involved in their communities and in the decisions that affect them — building teams, listening to people, and turning ideas into action.

8+

years leading campaigns, organizing & community engagement

100+

staff managed across multi-province organizing programs

250+

staff trained in organizing & engagement

Maeve Sharkey in Georgetown

My work has taken me across Canada and across municipal, provincial, and federal politics — building teams, training organizers, managing campaigns, and helping people have a real voice in the decisions that affect them.

✦ Bringing that experience home

More recently, I’ve brought that experience into local community and public-service work — supporting community organizations with grants and projects, working on campaigns here in Halton Hills, and gaining experience working with a Member of Parliament’s office.

But the part of this work I’ve always cared about most is the people. I’ve spent years knocking on doors, talking with residents, training volunteers, and listening to what people want for their communities.

And what I keep hearing here at home is this: people love Halton Hills, but they’re worried.

They’re worried about whether their kids will be able to afford to stay here. They’re worried about traffic and how fast the town is growing. They’re worried that decisions are being made without them fully understanding or being part of the process.

At the same time, I hear enormous pride in our local businesses, arts and sports organizations, neighbourhoods, and the beautiful green spaces right at our fingertips.

I’m running because I believe we can hold both of those things at once.

We can grow and still feel like home. We can plan for the future and take care of what we already have. And we can make local government feel more open, practical, and connected to the people it serves.

That’s the kind of councillor I want to be, and I’m looking forward to meeting and listening to people across Ward 3 throughout this campaign.

✦ From experience to action

So, what would I actually do on Council?

I’ve laid out practical ideas for how we can manage growth thoughtfully, make everyday life a little easier, strengthen our community, and make local government more open and connected to the people it serves.

Read my plans for Ward 3 →
Maeve Sharkey in downtown Georgetown

Let’s Talk

The best part of campaigning is getting to know the people who make this community what it is. Over the next few months, I’ll be knocking on doors, attending community events, and spending a lot of time around Georgetown North.

If you see me, please come say hi and tell me what you love about our community, what isn’t working and what you’d like to see next.