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Policy in Brief There is a reason why Edmonton is a city of 10,000 head offices, the best place to take an idea to reality. It’s all driven by innovation: in energy, in agriculture, in engineering and construction. We can help expand this spirit into new realms, new strengths, by making this the best place… Read More
Policy in brief We need to build a new financial formula to fund our city’s future: one that instills a culture of innovation and efficiency within administration, and works toward ending our reliance on regressive property taxes. What we’ll do in the short term I will introduce a new program called “Council’s 2%,” a goal… Read More
Some questions that come in on social media really can’t be answered properly via those channels, so (based on part on the popularity of this previous post in the same vein) I’m going to do this regularly. @DaniParadis @doniveson BUT WHAT DOES HE THINK ABOIT FLUORIDE?! #yegvoteshenanigans — WTF Alberta? (@lilykalee) July 15, 2013 I… Read More
Yesterday was the busiest Canada Day I’ve ever experienced. 10 events in 15 hours was a whirlwind. So many hamburgers, so many pancakes, so many handshakes. And in the hundreds of conversations I had yesterday, not one person grumbled about potholes; rather, it seemed like the whole City was alive with energy and optimism. So… Read More
I’ve received a number of inquiries through Twitter since I announced my candidacy, many of which I was able to reply to within the 140 character limit; however, the staccato format really doesn’t honour the complexity of some questions. So I thought this might work better.