
Let’s build a city council that works for you.
For too long, Calgarians have been left behind. We’re in an economic slump. Provincial politicians hammer us with budget cuts. Our leaders are too busy fighting each other to fight for us.
We deserve better. Let’s find, support, and elect community leaders we can trust with our money, our neighbourhoods, and our future.
The Issues
Enforce the Mask Mandate.
Is City Hall serving you?
Let’s Stop the Sprawl.
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“Coming out of this pandemic, we need a strong city council who can work together to come up with innovative solutions.”

“ This city needs less grandstanding and more action for the betterment of the citizens.”

“Calgary has unlimited potential to attract new talents and investments. Together, we can build a Calgary that is innovative, inclusive, and accessible for all.”

“We need forward-thinking leadership that is responsive to the needs of a diverse municipality; a city council that exhibits democratic accountability for public services; and representatives who act with integrity and skill for the common good.”

“I believe Calgary deserves public council members that are responsible to provide Calgarians with social equity, fiscal responsibility, better health care access, and public services.”

“We need a vision for our city that wakes us up from the status quo and gets people excited about our future.”

“City council has failed thousands of hardworking families. The continued push to privatize services has led to hundreds losing their high quality, good-paying jobs, only for all Calgarians to receive low quality services in return.”

“Regular people have the power to change their communities for the better.”

“Calgarians deserve community leaders who are willing to stand up for everyday people and solutions that make sense.”

“I believe that Calgary will succeed if city hall invests in local workers and the essential public services our communities need, instead of outsourcing and privatizing contracts.”