Renfrew councillor Kyle Cybulski believes consistency will be key to unlocking what Renfrew has to offer as he looks to retain his seat in council chambers.
Cybulski, a Red Seal tradesman and the owner of Q Cycle and Sport, believes that the community’s cost of living woes are being magnified by the town’s historical lack of growth as much as any external pressure, and its municipal leaders need to stay on target with their approach to handling the town’s finances.
According to Cybulski, rehabilitating Renfrew’s image will be an important issue for the next term of council as they look to market the community’s positives and attract families looking to set down roots and industries seeking a fresh start.
That plan will also require a continued commitment to a sustainable plan for building and maintaining infrastructure and supporting the current amenities already in the area to encourage people passing by Renfrew to visit and stay for longer.
Kyle Cybulski is one of ten candidates running for six at-large council seats in Renfrew, alongside Hayley Heaslip, Bruce Rozycki, John McDonald, Kate Windle, Clint McWhirter, Guy Longtin, Andrew Dick, Sandi Heins, and Scott Miller.
(written by Kasey Egan)
