Ward sipiwiyiniwak Update for November 2024
It's Coming! Getting ready for winter While the nice temperatures this week may not feel like it, winter is fast approaching, and the...
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Oct 152 min read
NEW UPDATE!!! Glastonbury Stormwater Pond Invasive Species Removal
OCTOBER 19, 2024 UPDATE EPCOR will be resuming chemical treatment at the Glastonbury Stormwater Management Facilities No. 4 & 5. Please...
Oct 22 min read
Road Construction in Ward sipiwiyiniwak
Across the city, the 2024 construction season can be described in one way: a burden . Ongoing work on Edmonton's largest infrastructure...
Jun 141 min read
Surplus School Sites in Ward sipiwiyiniwak
PUBLIC HEARINGS HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED The City of Edmonton has tentatively scheduled public hearings for the rezoning of the surplus school...
Apr 302 min read
8.9% - My Thoughts on the Spring Supplementary Operating Budget Adjustment
After the four-year budget was set in 2022, the baseline was set. You can find my record and our discussions on that process here. This...
Apr 234 min read
Municipal parties aren’t the end of the world….but it won’t make cities better
“No more crap.” In 2005, Mayor Stephen Mandel made headlines across Canada when he called out Edmonton’s shabby state. The statement...
Apr 161 min read
Shaping the City - District Planning
District Planning is about changing the way we plan and support development. The intent is to move Edmonton towards The City Plan vision...
Apr 51 min read
Time to Clean Up!
Spring is upon us, and that means it's time for the annual Spring Sweep!
Mar 45 min read
Wedgewood Surplus School Site Update
That lack of clarity and transparency regarding development on this site has been a long-term issue for the Wedgewood community...
Dec 15, 20233 min read
Reflections on Police Governance
This week marked my last meeting as a member of the Edmonton Police Commission. I’ve served as a Commissioner since I was first elected...
Oct 15, 20236 min read
Changing Forms
I have heard from many Edmontonians feeling very real anxiety about the potential changes coming if the new draft Zoning Bylaw were to pass.
Jun 26, 20235 min read
Zone On, Dig In, Sort Out
Edmonton’s current core population is just over one million. What comprises the present-day version of the City of Edmonton’s Zoning...
Jun 21, 20231 min read
National Indigenous Peoples Day
Today we recognize and celebrate Indigenous histories, heritage, diversity, cultures, and people across Canada.
Dec 22, 20226 min read
Budget 2022 Series: The Result
The City of Edmonton’s operating and capital budgets were passed last week by votes of 8-5 and 9-4, respectively. The result was a budget...
Nov 26, 20225 min read
Budget 2022 Series: The Outlook
As we head into discussions for the 2023-2026 budget cycle next week, I wanted to take this opportunity to connect with constituents.
Jun 30, 20222 min read
Historic Steps Towards Reconciliation
As we close out National Indigenous History Month, I wanted to highlight some incredibly important events from this past month that were...
May 13, 20222 min read
LRT Safety and Security
Many residents have reached out to my office regarding the current transit safety and security issues, especially in light of recent...
Apr 5, 20223 min read
CANCELLING THE AERIAL MOSQUITO PROGRAM
Yesterday, Council voted 9-4 to suspend the Aerial Mosquito Program and reallocate the funding to an “education campaign and biological...
Nov 23, 20212 min read
(RE)SETTING THE TERM
I’m very honoured to have been re-elected to serve as City Councillor for Ward sipiwiyiniwak and to continue to represent west Edmonton....
Jun 25, 20213 min read
DEACTIVATING THE FACE COVERINGS BYLAW AND MOVING FORWARD
Thank you to everyone who reached out over the past few days to share your thoughts about the proposed deactivation of the Face Covering...
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