Taylor has called Middlesex-London home since 2019, but her connection to the region runs deeper. Her grandparents lived in the riding, and she returned as a young adult to build a family in the close-knit community she loves.

For over a decade, Taylor has worked with vulnerable populations across multiple sectors, including child welfare, disability services, and child treatment. She has been a Child and Youth Worker at the Children’s Aid Society of London and Middlesex for seven years, previously working at Vanier Children’s Services and Community Living London. These experiences have fueled her fight for stronger public services, better working conditions, and policies that support families.

Taylor didn’t get involved to be in the spotlight — she got involved to make change.

From her first election as Student Council President representing over 1,200 students to her current role as Young Worker Vice-President at the Canadian Labour Congress, Taylor has always stepped up when it mattered most — not for recognition, but because people needed someone to fight for them.

Over the years, she’s taken on tough fights and delivered real results: helping workers win fairer wages, stronger job protections, and access to union representation. She’s led negotiations, organized province-wide actions, and coordinated support during strikes and lockouts — always with the goal of making life better for everyday people.

Taylor knows what it’s like to balance work, family, and community. As a proud young mother, she sees how families in Middlesex–London are being squeezed — by rising costs, underfunded services, and a lack of real action on the issues that matter. That’s why she’s running: to push for real investments in rural infrastructure, affordable child care, and bold climate solutions.

Taylor isn’t doing this for herself. She’s doing it for all of us — to build a fairer future, one where no one gets left behind.