Just like last election, my campaign is grassroots, and runs on contributions from people like you, not big private interests.
Danielle Smith has changed the rules to allow corporations to donate, and political parties to form and have much higher spending limits.
I need your help to defeat the dark money and urban sprawl lobbyists funding my opponents.
I have consistently been opposed to any more sprawl as it is financially ruinous to cities. They pocket the profit while we pay more taxes.
Most of us already know this, but it doesn’t stop developers from pushing for it because sprawl is where they can make their highest profits.
It is why they are eager to make huge donations to municipal candidates. They want to elect people who will benefit them.
Just like last election, my campaign is grassroots, and runs on contributions from people like you, not big private interests.
Danielle Smith has changed the rules to allow corporations to donate, and political parties to form and have much higher spending limits.
I have chosen to run as an Independent so I can continue to serve folks in Ward papastew, not whoever has the deepest pockets and are seeking to advance their own agendas.
Our strategy doesn’t involve bells or whistles, just honest conversations and hard work.
The proposed Edmonton City Budget will be released on Monday (November 2nd, 2026) via edmonton.ca/budget
As City Council heads towards our budget debates later this fall, we get another opportunity to show how serious we are about our economic resilience and our commitment to keeping taxes reasonable while we serve Edmontonians. I’ve thought long and hard about this and I’m happy to share my plan to keep Edmonton on a sound fiscal path.
New data from the City administration highlights that there are almost no shelters and an incredibly limited amount of affordable housing in the region outside of Edmonton. While the capital region has a combined population of close to 1.5 million, the 1.1 million Edmonton taxpayers are covering the region's costs.
I have put in a request to have Nakba Day recognized as a protocol item under Council Recognition this coming May:
Nakba Day is commemorated annually on May 15. It marks the beginning of the destruction of the Palestinian homeland, and the mass displacement in 1948 of the majority of the Palestinian population. Nakba means ‘catastrophe’ in Arabic and is the word used by Palestinians and others to refer to this historic moment.