Edmonton has more jails per capita than most Canadian cities. We have been calling for bail reform for years. This is a step in the right direction but we need to fight more to reduce violent crime in our city and keep offenders off the street. Zero tolerance.

We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Warrant Officer George Hohl, a proud member of Edmonton’s 408 Tactical Helicopter Squadron. cbc.ca/news/canada/mi…

Thanks for your trust Bob! This election is going to be an important one, the choice is yours, Edmonton. Vote October 20. And let’s get McDavid signed!

I asked the right questions back in February. As an engineer, I’ve built major projects and I know this should have been planned better. I’ve done it before and I’m the only candidate qualified to build Edmonton better.

8 in 10 Edmontonians told me the plastics bylaw isn’t working. A Better Edmonton means practical policies that make life easier. The plastics bylaw does the opposite. Time to end it and focus on recycling and composting that actually work.

Edmonton is the most northern big city — and that makes us unique. Our Safe Streets Plan blends strong enforcement with compassion and advocacy for those who rely on our city every day.

A Better Edmonton starts with respect, especially for our frontline police and fire who face challenges most of us can’t imagine.

I offer my heartfelt congratulations to Chief Warren Driechel on his appointment as Chief of Police for the Edmonton Police Service.

This is the kind of work I love doing, real conversations with communities, in communities. I want to take a people-first approach. We need to engage with residents before ramming bike lanes or neighbourhood renewal projects down streets where no one asked for them.

Michael Walters is misleading Edmontonians by suggesting the City can withhold or redirect provincial education property taxes. That’s simply not true.

Two horse race? New numbers from Abacus paint a close battle between Tim Cartmell and Andrew Knack as Edmonton's next mayor. abacusdata.ca/abacus-data-po…

Edmonton voters want stability and affordability — and that’s shaping the mayoral race. Cartmell (39%) and Knack (28%) are the clear frontrunners, but undecided voters could still swing the outcome. Details: abacusdata.ca/abacus-data-po…

The clear choice for Councillor in #WardMetis. Lots of signs popping up in my neighborhood. #yegvote

Advance voting starts tomorrow! 🗳️ Proud to serve our community—let’s keep the momentum going. Vote Oct 7–11, noon–8 PM at Terwillegar Community Church (1751 Town Centre Blvd). Your vote matters—let’s shape our future together! #mikeelliottyeg #betteredmonton #pihesiwin

Better Edmonton is a team of community builders, professionals and public servants committed to fixing what’s broken and building what’s needed. We’re focused on three things that matter most: safer streets, smarter spending and building a better city.

A Better Edmonton starts with the basics; grass cut, snow cleared, roads repaired and garbage collected on time. That means investing in our front-line workers and ensuring they earn a livable wage for delivering these essential services.

From the trunk to the community 🌱 Every sign is more than just a stake in the ground—it’s a sign of trust and support from Ward pihêsiwin. Thank you to everyone opening up your lawns (and hearts) for this campaign! 💛 #TeamMikeElliott #Wardpihêsiwin #BetterEdmonton

Our campaign is powered by people, not partisans. Our volunteers are local residents. Our donations come from individual donors who care about making Edmonton work better. That’s what independence looks like. #BetterEdmonton #YEG #TimCartmell

Tim Cartmell’s plan to fix Edmonton’s infrastructure will: -End construction chaos with one coordinated plan -Appoint a Downtown Infrastructure Coordinator -Prioritize renewal over expansion -Keep only one major bridge closed at a time

Engineer brain. Coffee-fuelled campaign trail. Classic dad energy. Some of our favourite moments from the road to October 20th.