Crime

Edmonton is facing a rising crime problem, and residents deserve safe streets and strong enforcement. I will advocate for increased funding for frontline police, a crackdown on repeat offenders, and tougher penalties for violent crime and drug trafficking. Community safety isn’t negotiable—we need to prioritize law and order while ensuring support for crime prevention programs.

Housing

The cost of housing in Edmonton is skyrocketing, making it harder for families, young professionals, and seniors to afford a home. I will push for zoning reforms to fast-track development, support a WWII-style housing expansion, and ensure city policies don’t drive up costs with unnecessary red tape. Edmonton needs affordable, high-quality housing—not endless bureaucracy.

Cost of Living

Edmontonians are struggling with higher grocery bills, energy costs, and taxes. I will fight to freeze property tax hikes, cut wasteful city spending, and attract businesses that will bring more competition and lower prices. Edmonton must be a place where working families can thrive without being nickel-and-dimed by government inefficiencies.

Public Safety

Every Edmontonian deserves to feel safe in their community. I will work to increase police presence in high-crime areas, expand mental health and addiction support, and push for a zero-tolerance policy on violent offenders. Public transit, parks, and downtown should be safe for families and businesses, not hotspots for crime.

Fiscal Responsibility

The city’s budget is bloated, and taxpayers are not seeing results. I will push for a full review of city spending, eliminate wasteful programs, and refocus tax dollars on essential services like roads, public safety, and infrastructure. It’s time for accountability and smart financial management in Edmonton.

Investments in Education

Strong schools create a strong future for our city. I will work with the province to secure funding for schools, push for modernized classrooms, and ensure vocational training and skilled trades programs get the investment they deserve. Education needs to prepare students for real careers, not just degrees with no job prospects.

Job Growth

Edmonton should be a hub for business and innovation, but overregulation and high taxes are driving companies away. I will cut bureaucratic barriers to small businesses, attract major employers, and promote investment in high-tech, energy, and manufacturing sectors. More jobs mean a stronger economy and a better future for every Edmontonian.