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Edmonton’s artists and festival creators are cultural contributors and economic innovators. By cutting red tape, activating public spaces, and investing in shared creative infrastructure, we can empower our arts community to drive year-round vibrancy and growth. When creativity leads, Edmonton thrives.

Edmonton deserves a city government that makes every dollar count. For too long, rising costs haven’t matched the value Edmontonians see in their daily lives. Together, we can change that. By focusing on smart growth, efficient services, and practical solutions, we can build a city where families thrive, businesses succeed, and every investment strengthens our future.

As we move closer to Edmonton’s 2025 municipal election, the political landscape is shifting, and voters are paying attention. A recent...

Edmonton’s biggest delays start long before construction. By funding projects earlier, using smaller, repeatable builds, and coordinating work through a public dashboard, we can cut costs, reduce disruption, and give residents clear timelines. Let’s build smarter—fast, phased, and transparent—so our city grows without feeling stuck in a permanent construction zone.

Downtown Edmonton once generated 10% of our city’s tax revenue—now it’s 5%. To revive it, we must set a bold goal: double the population in five years. More homes, safer streets, better transit, year-round events, and big partnerships can turn empty space into vibrant neighbourhoods. More people means more investment—and a Downtown that’s alive, thriving, and ours.

I’m Anand Pye, running for Edmonton City Council in Ward O-day’min. With years of experience uniting people, supporting local business, and championing the arts, I believe Edmonton thrives when we get the basics right, plan smart, and empower our communities. I’m ready to bring energy, optimism, and hands-on leadership to City Hall

Infill is key to Edmonton’s growth, boosting affordability, jobs, and vibrant neighbourhoods while using existing infrastructure. Let’s fix real concerns, not stall progress. I’ll push for smart changes that direct more homes downtown and near transit, keeping our city affordable, livable, and thriving for everyone.