He tells CHSJ News the mayor's seat requires critical thinking skills and the ability to listen to what the public want--and that's not temporary Band-Aids.
Stewart-Robertson says he's seen the city's much-publicized financial woes as a challenge that he could potentially turn around if elected. As an a urban geographer and project manager for ACAP, he says he had the know-how and vision to make much-needed changes with how the city is run.
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