With longtime Fort Rouge-East Fort Garry councillor Jenny Gerbasi deciding not to run again, the field is wide open with seven candidates. First-time city council candidate and longtime school trustee Sherri Rollins is running to replace Gerbasi. So is promotions company owner Stephanie Meilleur, who’s served as Osborne BIZ executive director. Peter Koroma is an anti-poverty activist and public servant who wants to address the issue of homelessness and speed up expanded bus rapid transit to all four points of Winnipeg.

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Harry Wolbert is an anti-poverty and disability-services advocate who chairs the Winnipeg Transit Riders Association. Michael Thompson works for Kiwi Installations and is regular volunteer with the Ironman Outdoor Curling Bonspiel. Bryanna Spina owns Prairie Roots Yoga and is an Early Grey Community Centre volunteer. Jeff Palmer is a professional city planner who lives and volunteers in the ward.

The Free Press invited all council and mayoral candidates to fill out a questionnaire about themselves, their platforms and what they hope to achieve in office. Read their responses below. Age: 57 Profession: I work for the YMCA-YWCA of Winnipeg as a Special Needs Programming Inclusion Aide. Education: In October 2016, I graduated from CDI College with a diploma as a Health Care Aide (HCA).

About You Have you ever previously run for or held office? In 2007 and 2011 I ran as a candidate for the Manitoba Liberal Party in St. I have also run twice for city council in St.

I was a candidate in Winnipeg's 2010 Civic Election and in the 2011 St. Vital by-election. Have you ever been a member of a political party? I was a member of the Manitoba Liberal Party from 2006-2013.

Why did you decide to run for office? Utilita samsung home 941. I believe that I can make a difference in my community. I have the experience and leadership skills necessary for the position of city councillor. What are the biggest issues facing your community? Public safety and poverty are two of the biggest issues facing the community. In Fort Rouge-East Fort Garry 20% of the residents live below the poverty line. I will not forget about our city's poor and homeless.

I will also make public safety a priority. Our police should be provided with all of the resources they need in order to keep the citizens of Winnipeg safe. If elected, I won't support making any cuts to the Winnipeg Police Service budget. Tell us something about yourself that voters might find surprising. I see myself as a cat person. Over the last 17 years, I have had five cats. About your platforms and policies What is your position on reopening Portage and Main to pedestrians?

I am opposed to opening Portage and Main to pedestrian traffic. Opening up Portage and Main would create massive traffic problems and wreak havoc on transit schedules. There is also the cost involved in opening up the intersection. I believe that any accessibility issues underground can be adequately addressed without opening-up Portage and Main to pedestrian traffic. What should Winnipeg’s plan be for the future of public and active transit? I oppose the construction of any new Bus Rapid Transit routes.