No one should feel unsafe simply doing their job. My thoughts are with this driver, their family, and all City employees who continue to serve our city with dedication. #yyccc #yyc calgaryherald.com/news/crime/cal…

Sonya Sharp and Communities First candidates pledge reforms to make Senior City Administration more accountable x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

People are tired of a bureaucracy that lectures rather than listens. A bureaucracy that seems to be following their own agenda, rather than the agenda of Calgarians. I’m committed to delivering real reforms that make Senior Administration accountable to Council and responsive to

Thank you to the Ethnik Festivals for hosting an impactful debate. The thoughtful questions raised spoke to the core issues in our city: how we can ensure every Calgarian feels safe and included. The debate topics echoed the comments I’ve been hearing throughout Calgary while

Calgarians deserve a mayor who listens and leads. As mayor, I am committed to rescinding the Climate Emergency and bringing forward real solutions that reflect the priorities of our city. Leadership means accountability and putting Calgarians first. calgaryherald.com/opinion/column…

Sonya Sharp & CF Candidates Pledge Back to Basics City Budgetin x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Accountability matters to Calgarians, especially when it comes to how their taxpayer dollars are spent. Even as mayor, I will bring transparency and accountability at City Hall by: 1. Reintroducing a Financial Standing Policy Committee 2. Lead by example by reviewing the

The current “climate emergency” approach lacks transparency. Tens of millions of taxpayer dollars were diverted into programs that are outside of municipal jurisdiction and were not properly tracked and accounted for. Calling this an emergency is irresponsible. I do believe

Nearly 20% of police officers are on leave or removed from their normal tasks due to mental or physical injury. As Mayor, I will reinvest in CPS to ensure they are fully resourced to enforce law and safety. calgaryherald.com/news/local-new…

This election isn’t just another vote. It’s our chance to right the wrongs of a system that’s lost touch. Platforms are nice, but what we truly need is a leader who will regain control of senior City Administration and rebuild trust with Calgarians. That means: • Repealing

I am grateful to have had the opportunity to attend and speak at Recovery Day Alberta. Recovery looks different for everyone and it’s essential to recognize and celebrate each individual's journey. Events like this bring our community together, reduce stigma and raise awareness

Today is Nomination Day and I am running to be your next Mayor. As your next mayor, I’m not running with a personal agenda or ideology. Instead, I have a to-do list: ✔️ Make our City Safer in the downtown, transit and our communities. I will be hiring 500 new police officers to

I’m hosting another town hall meeting with my Communities First team! I hope you can join us to talk one more day before Election Day. Listening to Calgarians is our priority both now and after the election. I am committed to listening, engaging and building the city you want to

For too long, residents, businesses, and local contractors have paid the price for mismanaged capital projects, uncoordinated construction, and neglected maintenance. There is no certainty. As mayor, I’m committing to a “Fix It First” approach that prioritizes repairing and

The Canada Post strike is affecting our election. Democracy is important and Calgarians need to vote in this election. Mail-in ballots and voter cards are essential to ensuring people know when, where and how to vote. Join me in reaching out your local MPs to advocate for more

Calgary cannot afford to let prime land around our CTrain stations sit idle any longer. These sites are some of the most attractive in our city, yet the high costs of preparation and lack of early community involvement have stalled progress. As mayor, I am committed to changing