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It’s been a full year since Edmonton’s new Zoning Bylaw (Bylaw 20001) came into effect in October 2023 — and with that time has come...

Earlier this week, City Council's Urban Planning Committee discussed a perceived need for more Downtown spending. At its core, the...

This City Council has set ambitious targets for its climate plan. However, when it comes to delivering, they continue to fall short. The...

Recently, City Council's Audit Committee discussed a few audits that were conducted. While reading these audits and watching the meeting,...

In this third and final part of this blog series on my guiding principles, I will elaborate on Capacity Building. I know it sounds like...

In part 2 of my blog series on my guiding principles, I want to elaborate on “Monitor and Measure”. What does this mean and how does it...

If you’ve been following my campaign thus far, you likely have noticed that my website has been updated. One of the changes we made was...

Higher Taxes with Pay Raises Every January, Council members get a raise. We hear public disapproval that Council is giving themselves...

For the People, Not the Party Bill 20 and the ability to form political parties is the talk of the town when it comes to the imminent...

It’s no secret I’ve been out knocking on a lot of doors. Every time I get a call asking about my campaign, or I go to an event, it’s the...

Jason BALE for Ward Karhiio The City of Edmonton likes to claim they are business-friendly, but are they really? I do not believe so and...

How lucky are we to have a City Council that continues to raise our taxes to pay a bunch of bureaucrats to provide the rules we really need?

Concept Drawing of the Blatchford Development In a previous blog about business, I talked about reviewing what barriers exist to starting...