This unprecedented event park/CRL extension should be put forward to taxpayers as a municipal referendum this upcoming municipal election and I will be moving a motion to advance this opportunity.

This unprecedented event park/CRL extension should be put forward to taxpayers as a municipal referendum this upcoming municipal election and I will be moving a motion to advance this opportunity.

A public hearing is scheduled next week around a downtown CRL extension and I encourage you register to speak in person or online. Please see item 3.1.
Premier Smith has been clear that this is a three part deal between the province, Katz group, and the City of Edmonton. This condition alone is simply wrong. No government should be picking winners and losers for multi-million dollar deals. Edmontonians receiving overdue provincial funding should not be contingent on a taxpayer funded handout to a private interest.
This unprecedented event park/CRL extension should be put forward to taxpayers as a municipal referendum this upcoming municipal election and I am considering moving a motion to advance this opportunity (see below).
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June 26/27, 2025 Special City Council Meeting
Referral Motion:
I agree with the labour-leaning Working Families Edmonton "The taxes that working families pay are for core services NOT to pad the profits of a BILLIONAIRE."
I Agree with the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, “Taxpayers’ money already purchased both Alberta NHL teams a new arena. Taxpayers should not be paying to build extra concert spaces for the Oilers owner”
Agree with constituents Dr. Jay Scherer and Andy Grabia, "Danielle Smith and her government are bullying Edmonton city council into providing public financing to the 29th richest man in Canada, a man worth an estimated $5.6 billion." )
I agree with 2015 MLA Opposition Leader Danielle Smith, "We would not provide funding to a new arena in Edmonton")
If any business owner would like to expand their business ventures, they should be the ones to pay for it. It is that simple.
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.
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