A land title is a formal document that proves ownership of a property, and the City of Edmonton relies on this information to ensure that property tax notices reach the rightful owner.

City Council proceedings can be confusing, and sometimes difficult for the public to sift through the maze of information and what means what.

The City Council Code of Conduct sets out expectations, but with or without that, I want to strive for a high standard.

While the idea of the gondola is innovative and Edmonton is a great city for investment in and tourism, this venture is not a typical project as it requires the long term lease of public land for a private enterprise.

This morning, City Council was informed that there are structural issues on several elevated piers on the Valley Line Southeast LRT.

This project is part of EPCOR’s plan to reduce the risk of flooding in Edmonton neighbourhoods through construction of dry ponds, including one within the Grand Trunk Off-Leash Dog Park.

Council recently continued the discussion on several options for how to improve Edmonton’s snow/ice clearing service as a core service. Here’s an update on the decision points at this time.

Green spaces are not all treated the same. Some areas of the city are regularly maintained while others are left in a naturalized state.

I’m passionate about climate actions - both to reduce emissions and help make Edmonton resilient to future climate changes. The Community Energy Transition Strategy and a recent report presented to the Executive Committee on June 15th highlights that we need to take urgent action.

Today Council voted on implementing a pilot project for the full closure of the downtown traffic lane on 102 Ave between 99 Street and 103 Street.

A report at the Executive Committee highlighted several options with pros and cons for funding package, funding formula, and freezes or decreases.

Did you know that Edmonton currently allows two different types of firework permits?

As your City Councillor, if you only read one of my posts this month, I recommend reading this one. Transparency about our budget is essential - especially considering the challenges and difficult decisions ahead.

People should be able to get to their various destinations in an efficient, accessible and safe manner no matter by public transit, walking, rolling, or in a vehicle.

Small and local businesses are at the heart of our economy - and we as a City need to make sure we are supporting them to succeed.

Since elected, I’ve made a point of reaching out to every Community League in Ward Anirniq. I look forward to continuing to have great conversations, and thank you to all Leagues and volunteers for the great work you do!

While it’s warming up, we still can’t forget about snow/ice. It was a hard snow and ice season between the weather and many lessons learned about services going forward.

The Spring 2022 Supplemental Operating Budget Adjustment (SOBA) is coming to Council April 19.

Let’s start with an overview of what public hearings are and how you can participate in this process!

Utility Committee received a report that said Edmontonians throw out an average of 450 million single-use items annually including shopping bags, takeout containers, cups, utensils, straws, etc.