Our donors
Here is a list of all the people who have donated over $50 to my campaign.
Ideally, the province should amend municipal election legislation to ensure all candidates are required to release this information before voting day. Voters should know who supports their candidates before they cast ballots, not after the ballots are counted. Nonetheless, here is my donors list, as of the end of day Oct 7th, 2021.
$50 or less
75 donors
$50.01-$249
Adam Burgess
Adam Rozenhart
Aden Murphy
Alvin Finkel
Alvin Schrader
Anand Pye
Andrew Han
Baldwin Reichwein
Barbara Krahn
Barret Weber
Ben Penner
Benjamin Heshka
Bev Ross
Beverly Doucette
Brad Ferguson
Brandon Stevens
Brian Kropf
Bruce Cameron
Caitlin Barker
Cameron Brinkhurst
Cameron Carlyle
Carla Costuros
Catherine Le
Cathy Flood
Charles K
Charlotte Bragg
Chelsea Krupa
Chris Gallaway
Christel Kjenner
Christine McVea
Christopher Ewing
Claire Ehman
Cole Kander
Cory Rianson
David Colburn
David Feldman
David Phillip Jones
Dean Cooper
Devonne Kendrick
Donna Fong
Doug Bailie
Doug Meggison
Elaine Fleming
Elizabeth Millar
Ellen Homola
Elna Nash
Eric O'Brien
Erica Bullwinkle
Flora Cain
Fred Radford
Gail Faurschou
Genevieve Jacques
Gerdy Aarts
Gerry Kendal
Grant Braidwood
Greg Carabine
Harold Semenuk
Heather Quinn
Heidi Cheung
Henry Wyatt
Ian MacKenzie
James Leppan
James Storrrie
Janice Williamson
Janiline Hardstaff
Jason Rockwell
Jay Procktor
Jeffrey Bisanz
Jerry Toews
Joan Welch
Jo-Ann Kolmes
Joanne Booth
Jocelyn Johnson Stenger
John Ashton
John Finnie
Judy Troyer
Julia Dalman
Julian Schulz
Karen Sheridan
Kate Welsh
Ken Hemmerling
Kenn Bur
Kirstin and Mathias Lehmann
Kyle Hamilton
Lars Hansen
Laurie de Grace
Len Legault
Lisa Dockman
Lisa Kercher
Lisa Kline
Lisa Wilson
Lorene Turner
Lori Anaka
Lorraine Forseth
Lynn Odynski
M John Hodgson
Maggie Tweddle
Marc Dumouchel
Marilyn Hooper
Mary K Packer
Mary McPhail
Maureen Duguay
Merylee A. MacLeod
Michael Carragher
Michael Hamm
Michael Parker
Michael Ross
Michael Trupish
Miep Raedschelders
Mike Chow
Miriam Rycroft
Nancy Kardash
Neda Asadi
Nicole Anderson
Nicole Bownes
Nora Begoray
Patricia Grell
Patrick Stratton
Paul Precht
Peter Faid
Petra Schulz
Pierre Asselin
Preet Sara
Raj Pannu
Reed Larsen
Richard McFarlane
Robert Matfin
Rod Olstad
Rory Tighe
Sam Mikes
Salim Abboud
Sarah Case
Sarah Dolgoy
Scott MacLean
Sharon Oh
Shelagh Dunn
Shelagh Wildsmith
Sinem Senol
Sonia Varela
Stanley Whitson
Starr Curry
Sue Munro
Susan Swann
Suzanne Andrew
Tamara Chivers
Tara Farrell
Thomas Lore
Valerie Wasylishen
Victoria Jones
Warren Clark
Warren D Hurt
Will Bauer
Willem Langenberg
William Richard
Yi Wu
$250-$999
Michael Phair
Josh Kjenner
Colten Yamagishi
Elaine Hyshka
Allan Bolstad
Camron Rahmanian
Alex Abboud
Alexander Long
Ann Hall
Barrie Chivers
Bob Turner
Chris Henderson
Connie Varnhagen
Dave Colburn
Dave Jordan
David Cournoyer
Don Carmichael
Don Spence
Dorothy Jacques
Fons Schellekens
Gloria Chalmers
Gordon Thomas
Gurston Dacks
Gwen Gray
Heather MacKenzie
James Cahill
Jane Haslett
Jarrett Campbell
Joseph Mann
Kara O'Halloran
Kevin Taft
Kim Franklin
Kim Fraser
Larry Booi
Leyla Asadi
Maggie McGinn
Marie Walker
Mark Wells
Masood Makarechian
Michael Cohen
Michael Johanson
Michele Jackson
Moin Yahya
Raquel Feroe
Robert Andruchow
Robert Ascah
Ron Chalmers
Sarah Hoffman
Scott MacLean
Steve Bradshaw
Troy Pavlek
Vanessa Cosco
Walter Hildebrandt
$1000 and above
Brian Fleck
Chris O'Brien
Douglas Stollery
Joshua Schmaltz
Kelly Janz
Marianne Janz
Michael Janz
Policing is the largest item in the city budget and on your property tax bill. No one spends more on policing than Edmonton. But where is the new funding going?
Did you know that an inmate released from the Federal Bowden Institution would be resettled 184 km away in Edmonton, not much closer in Calgary, or Red Deer?
Maclean's Magazine reports that as a group, the ten richest Canadians combined net worth has ballooned over the last two decades to $261 Billion compared to a paltry $60 billion in 2004. Collectively enabling this opulence and stark inequality for the top ten while thousands die is one hell of a policy choice, Canada. According to the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness, we could end homelessnes across canada for $4.4 billion a year for the next decade-- a bargain when we consider homelessness costs the Canadian economy $7 billion each year. Ending homelessness would yield a 2;1 return on investment, let alone the moral imperative.
