Sam Sinjari's Plan for Comber

Comber is one of the oldest communities in the Municipality of Lakeshore — an inland, rural, and agricultural community with roots dating to the mid-1800s. Sam Sinjari's plan focuses on farmland protection, rural roads and drainage, and making sure inland communities are treated as fairly as the lakefront.

What defines Comber?

Comber is an inland community with a strong agricultural heritage and a rural character residents want protected. Its priorities are different from the waterfront communities — and just as important.

What issues matter most here?

Protecting farmland and rural character, maintaining rural roads and drainage, fair rules on greenhouses and land use, and ensuring inland communities receive their share of municipal investment and attention.

Sam's plan for Comber

Enforce zoning that preserves farmland, prioritize rural road maintenance and drainage, set fair and enforceable rules on large-scale greenhouses, and guarantee inland communities a real voice through weekly office hours that rotate through all 13 communities.

Respecting Comber

Lakeshore isn't only its waterfront. Comber's farmland, roads, and rural character deserve a mayor who shows up inland, too.

Sources: Municipality of Lakeshore heritage & land-use materials; CBC reporting on Lakeshore greenhouse concerns. Local priorities reflect the campaign's platform.

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