As a passionate advocate for seniors' rights, I am proud to serve as a Director and Past Chair of CARP – Chapter 52 Brampton. Through this role, I continue to champion the voices of older adults in our community, working toward better policies, improved care, and stronger representation.
Women’s Shelter Holiday Gift Bag Drive
Merry Christmas to you!
I need your help to make this season brighter for women in the Brampton Shelter—we’re putting together 18 holiday gift bags for the woman in teh shelter, and we need items to help build confidence.
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he sock drive is running until December 20th. We’ve already collected more than 6,600 pairs of socks!
If you’d like to donate, please contact us for the nearest drop-off location.
If you can share this initiative with others who may want to support, please do. Let me know what you can contribute, and whether you’ll join us for coffee this festive season. support@teamtracy.ca
Election Signs Matter in Brampton! YES my team stopped this nonsense from Patrick Brown.
To every Brampton resident: the election bylaw has been restored to its original form. You have the right to place an election sign on your property, and that is the way it should be! Learn more here.
https://www.311brampton.ca/article/?articleId=a044d7ab-8501-ea11-a811-000d3af46757&publicnumber=KA-03967 Canada's charter speaks to freedom of expression, is at the heart of the debate over election signs in Brampton. I am proud to say the bylaw was NOT changed. The motion to prohibit election signs on private property was challenged and returned to the way it should be! The journey continues, and I vow to uphold Brampton’s right to free speech, especially the right to post any election sign you choose on your property! My team will continue to monitor the situation. Making Change within my City.. as a resident that is!
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Every Colour, Every Age, Every Woman Counts.
My Commitment to All Women
I believe in the strength, resilience, and brilliance of all women—of every colour, race, age, and background. My work is rooted in love, respect, and a deep commitment to creating a community where every woman feels seen, valued, and supported.
MY WHY...
I’ve called Brampton home for 35 years, and it’s the people who make this city so special. I love our diversity, the ease of the GO train, and the beautiful views of Caledon. I’ve raised my children here, built businesses, and supported our community with heart. I believe in Brampton’s spirit and the opportunities that still lie ahead.
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Together, we can create the change our city deserves. That’s who I am.
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Visionary Leader, Master Brander, Problem Solver, Project Manager,
Creative, Industry Leader, TED Speaker, Author, Perfumer.
Passion
You may know me as a perfumer, with a career spanning over 30 years dedicated to exploring the connection between essential oils and mental health. I am the founder of Smelling Pink, a company that supports cognitive health for Alzheimer's and dementia patients.
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Perhaps we’ve crossed paths through my work in the senior care sector, where I focus on addressing isolation and promoting mental well-being.
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Maybe you’ve read one of my books, attended myTed Talk., or joined me at the opening of Euphoria, my scent event hosted at PAMA (Peel Art Gallery Museum + Archives).
Or perhaps you recognize me from my decades of volunteer service in our community.
However we’ve connected, it’s a pleasure to meet you.
I am the owner of Smelling Pink Inc., a company offering web-based training to the long-term care industry, focused on using scent to improve cognition. Our approach includes collecting data to support AI development aimed at enhancing care outcomes. As the former president of Brampton CARP and past co-chair of the Health Council on Aging, I am deeply committed to advancing seniors' health and wellness.
