Julie Dzerowicz is a proven champion for the citizens of Davenport. Born and raised in Toronto, Julie is a lifelong resident of the city and has lived in Davenport for over twenty years. Her dedication to the people of Davenport for the past eight years has resonated with the many diverse communities within the riding. From her tireless support of non-profits, affordable housing, seniors, small businesses, and arts and culture, Julie’s efforts have had a lasting impact on the quality of life in Davenport. Her passionate commitment to taking action on climate change began early in her career when she co-founded Project Neutral.

Julie is known for her ability to bring people together and get things done. From increasing bike lanes to adding electric vehicle chargers, creating summer jobs for young people and helping new immigrants get settled, Julie continues to ensure that the services and resources of the federal government are being put to the best possible use in Davenport.

The residents of Davenport know Julie as a compassionate and down to earth fighter for their causes. As the daughter of immigrants, her mother from Mexico and her father from Ukraine, she is the first female member of Parliament in Davenport. Prior to being elected to the House of Commons, Julie worked for almost 20 years in business, including senior management roles in the private sector in banking and biotechnology.