EDMONTON CITY COUNCIL REFERENCE COMPENDIUM
JULY 27, 2017
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of Contents ...... 2 Mayor of The City of Edmonton ...... 4 Don Iveson ...... 4 Staff of the Mayor's Office ...... 5 Councillors ...... 8 Ward 1 - Andrew Knack ...... 8 Ward 2 - Bev Esslinger ...... 9 Ward 3 - Dave Loken ...... 10 Ward 4 - Ed Gibbons ...... 11 Ward 5 - Michael Oshry ...... 12 Ward 6 - Scott McKeen ...... 13 Ward 7 - Tony Caterina ...... 15 Ward 8 - Ben Henderson ...... 16 Ward 9 - Bryan Anderson ...... 17 Ward 10 - Michael Walters ...... 18 Ward 11 - Mike Nickel ...... 19 Ward 12 - Mohinder Banga ...... 21 Council Members Appointed to Boards & Committees ...... 23 Mayor Don Iveson ...... 23 Councillor Bryan Anderson ...... 23 Councillor Mo Banga ...... 23 Councillor Tony Caterina ...... 24 Councillor Bev Esslinger ...... 24 Councillor Ed Gibbons ...... 24 Councillor Ben Henderson ...... 25 Councillor Andrew Knack ...... 25 Councillor Dave Loken ...... 25 Councillor Scott McKeen ...... 25 Councillor Mike Nickel ...... 26
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Councillor Michael Oshry ...... 26 Councillor Michael Walters ...... 26 For More Information ...... 27 Office of the Mayor and Councillors ...... 27 Civic Agencies Coordinator ...... 27 Ward Maps ...... 28
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MAYOR OF THE CITY OF EDMONTON Don Iveson
Mayor Iveson has set his sights on transforming Edmonton into a highly livable, uplifting and globally competitive city that is recognized as one of Canada’s very best. Since his election as Edmonton's 35th Mayor in 2013, Mayor Iveson has set his sights on transforming Edmonton into a highly uplifting, more resilient, globally competitive, well-governed city that is recognized as one of Canada’s very best places to build something great. Prior to entering public life, Iveson studied Political Science at the University of Alberta, then led the Canadian University Press in Toronto. He returned home to a city that appeared to be exporting young, smart leaders, thinkers, creators and entrepreneurs faster than it could attract them. As a proud Edmontonian, the challenge of attracting and retaining more people inspired Iveson to run for City Council in 2007; he served two terms as a City Councillor before running for Mayor. Mayor Iveson humbly accepted an invitation in 2014 by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada to be an Honorary Witness of the injustices against Aboriginal families associated with Indian Residential Schools. He was recently honoured with an eagle feather from the Confederacy of Treaty 6 First Nations for his ongoing commitment to strengthening relations with surrounding First Nations and the City’s growing Aboriginal population.
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Alongside his remarkable partner Sarah Chan, and serving the community together, they are raising two young children with a clear intent that – when the time comes – they will have no doubt about wanting to stay and build their lives in Edmonton. Twitter: https://twitter.com/yegmayoroffice Staff of the Mayor's Office
Julianna Charchun Ryan Kelly Chief of Staff Deputy Chief of Staff
Bin Lau Dan Nielson Strategic Advisor Policy and Communications Advisor
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Janice Webb Joan Laventure Scheduling Coordinator Executive Assistant
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Cheryl Oxford Debbie Reschny Media Relations Manager Administrative Assistant
Patricia Osadciw Receptionist
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COUNCILLORS Ward 1 - Andrew Knack
Andrew was born in Edmonton, raised just west in the city of Spruce Grove and has lived in Ward 1 since 2001. Andrew received his Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Alberta in 2006 and managed a retail business based in the ward until being elected. He is a strong advocate of our community league system and served on both the Meadowlark and Jasper Park Community Leagues. Andrew currently serves as the Council representative on the City of Edmonton Youth Council and Edmonton NextGen. He is also responsible for 5 Council Initiatives - Seniors, Transit, Public Engagement, Post-Secondary and Active Transportation. Andrew is honoured to have the opportunity to serve the people of Ward 1 and the rest of Edmonton
Telephone 780-496-8122
Fax 780-496-8113
Email [email protected]
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Twitter https://twitter.com/AndrewKnack
Ward 2 - Bev Esslinger
Bev, a married mother of two grown children and grandmother has lived in Ward 2 for more than 18 years. Before being elected to City Council, she served two terms as an Edmonton Public School District Trustee and four years as Chair of the Board. While a Trustee she also served three years as a Director for the Alberta School Boards Association as well as on a number of committees within Edmonton Public including the Multi-Cultural Task Force, Community Engagement and District Priorities. Bev was instrumental in the development of a Board Strategic Plan and the inception of the Edmonton Public Schools Foundation. She continues to serve on the Board of Governors of the Edmonton Public Schools Foundation. Bev brings a combination of community and political experiences. As a Trustee she worked with many levels of government including municipal and provincial governments. She has also represented Edmonton Public Schools internationally in China and France during her time as Board Chair. Bev’s passion for Edmonton and the people of Edmonton has been demonstrated by her willingness to get involved and make Edmonton a better place to live. She has been actively engaged with people and programs and has worked tirelessly on their behalf. Her involvements have been diverse but, the passion for helping people to thrive is a common thread. Bev has been a foster parent, school council chair (Kensington, Killarney), and community playground committee member (Kensington, Weinlos). She has also
Edmonton City Council – Reference Compendium July 27 2017…10 worked for a number of non-profit organizations including Kids Kottage, Oliver Centre for Children & Families and as the Executive Director for SHAPE (Alberta's Walk to School program). She has served on the boards of a variety of community organizations including Society for Safe & Caring Schools and Communities, Edmonton Public Schools Foundation and Edmonton Sabres Marching Band. She also chaired the Provincial Active Transportation Committee and was a member of the Alberta Policy Coalition for Chronic Disease Prevention. Currently Bev is pursuing a Masters in Leadership at Royal Roads University.
Telephone 780-496-8136
Fax 780-496-8113
Email [email protected]
Ward 3 - Dave Loken
Dave is currently serving his second term representing Ward 3. Dave is building a more vibrant, livable and sustainable city by advocating for improved urban design, safer and more budget-conscious transportation choices, increased investment in neighbourhood infrastructure and building safer communities. Prior to running for City Council, Dave represented more than 8,500 City of Edmonton employees while working for a coalition of five civic unions. In addition to monitoring City Council meetings, he lobbied council on employee issues and acted as a liaison
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Telephone 780-496-8128
Fax 780-496-8113
Email [email protected]
Ward 4 - Ed Gibbons
Ed Gibbons is currently serving his fifth term as a City of Edmonton Councillor representing Ward 4. Always an active member in local sports and his community, Ed previously served as Chairman of Federation Hockey and President of Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues from 1995 - 1997. In 1988, he was honoured as the City of Edmonton's Volunteer of the Year.
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On behalf of City Council, Ed supports the Council Initiative portfolios of External Affairs and Northern Relationships. He also serves as the City of Edmonton representative on the Capital Region Board and was the Co-Chair of Edmonton Salutes. Prior to becoming a City Councillor, Ed served as an MLA for Edmonton-Manning for one term. While in the Legislature, he served as Liberal opposition critic for Municipal Affairs, Housing and Infrastructure, Gaming and Government Affairs. Before entering politics, he spent a number of years in sales and small business operation.
Telephone 780-496-8138
Fax 780-496-8113
Email [email protected]
Ward 5 - Michael Oshry
Michael is married and the proud father of two children. He moved to Edmonton from South Africa in 1974 and has lived in Ward 5 for more than 30 years. He began his career starting a variety of local businesses in the retail, hospitality and business services. He co-founded FIRMA Foreign Exchange which now has 22 locations across five countries. It was named one of the Best Workplaces in Canada for 2007, 2009 and 2011 and was listed in Globe and Mail's 50 Best Small & Medium Employers in Canada for 2009. Michael co-won the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award in 2007.
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Michael is also actively involved in the community, committing his time to various community organizations such as Starfish Family Resources and coaching with various Edmonton hockey associations. He is also a past board member of the Alberta chapter of the Young Presidents' Organization (YPO). After being elected to City Council in October 2013, Michael has served on a variety of committees, boards and initiatives including the City Manager and City Auditor Performance Evaluation, Community Standards and Licensing Appeal, Northlands, the Emerging Economy Initiative and the Edmonton Police Commission.
Telephone 780-496-8120
Fax 780-496-8113
Email [email protected]
Twitter https://twitter.com/michaeloshry
Ward 6 - Scott McKeen
Ward 6 Councillor Scott McKeen was familiar with the ins and outs of City Hall before his election to City Council in 2013.
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The hometown journalist spent 24 years at The Edmonton Journal – more than half of it as a reporter and columnist covering City Hall. Scott was short-listed or won a number of prestigious journalism awards during his career. Upon leaving the newspaper in 2010, Scott launched a last-minute bid in the civic election, finishing second. He then started and operated a successful communications business, serving local, provincial and federal clients. He also became actively involved in the community, as a volunteer director of the Downtown Edmonton Community League, the Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers, the Downtown Vibrancy Task Force and the Lieutenant Governor's Circle on Mental Health and Addiction. As a Councillor, Scott champions the City Council Initiative, Mental Health and Urban Isolation, as well as a campaign to uplift live music in Edmonton. He's also involved with other Council Initiatives related to the economy, winter culture and urban Indigenous people. Scott has three grown children – Jennifer, Molly and Matthew – who all live in Edmonton. He lives in Ward 6 in the community of Oliver. He rides a yellow Vespa scooter, is a lifelong student guitarist and on two occasions played with the Urban Coyotes in the Heart of the City music festival.
Telephone 780-496-8140
Fax 780-496-8113
Email [email protected]
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Ward 7 - Tony Caterina
A resident of Ward 7 for more than 35 years, Tony Caterina has first-hand knowledge of opportunities and issues in northeast Edmonton. His professional background is as a businessman and president of his own industrial supply company. As a member of the Board of Directors with Alberta Avenue Business Association, Tony worked to advance the goals of that Business Improvement Area. Tony looks forward to continuing to work with residents and businesses of Ward 7 and across Edmonton in his role as City Councillor.
Telephone 780-496-8333
Fax 780-496-8113
Email [email protected]
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Ward 8 - Ben Henderson
Biography • Ward 8 resident since 1981 • Founding Artistic Director, Nexus Theatre • Artistic Director, Theatre Network • Original steering committee member and vice-president, Edmonton Arts Council • Chair, City of Edmonton Policy Committee, Community Investment Program • Head, Professional Arts Coalition • Board member, Edmonton Street Performers Festival • Vice-president, Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues • Chair, EFCL Planning and Development Committee • Member, City of Edmonton Infrastructure Technical Advisory Committee • Member, Advisory Committee on the Tax Status of Non-Profit Organizations • Member, A Better Edmonton Committee • Rossdale Community League • Old Strathcona Foundation • Trained mediator and negotiator • Member, Alberta Arbitration and Mediation Society • Member, Mediation and Restorative Justice Centre
Telephone 780-496-8146
Fax 780-496-8113
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Email [email protected]
Ward 9 - Bryan Anderson
Bryan Anderson is known for his winning ways. Throughout a successful 34-year career as an educator, he coached numerous basketball and football championship teams. He not only taught at sporting clinics and served on coaches associations but was also a founder of the Harry Ainlay Tri-Province Basketball Tournament. Throughout his teaching career, Bryan fundraised and co-ordinated various major city tournaments. He has received several sports recognition awards for his efforts, including the R. G Glassford Award for Contribution to University of Alberta Athletics in 1995, Basketball Alberta's Builders Award in 1998, and Football Alberta's Urban High School Football Coach of the Year in 1976, 1986, and 1994. Bryan brings the same energy and determination to his work with City Council.
Telephone 780-496-8130
Fax 780-496-8113
Email [email protected]
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Ward 10 - Michael Walters
Michael Walters is a constructive, creative and collaborative community builder. Michael is known as a creative problem solver and relationship builder, never afraid to face down any serious community or public policy challenge. Early in his career, as director of the Community Action Project in North Central Edmonton, he led a team to redevelop hundreds of derelict homes, inspire new economic activity, and transform a neighbourhood. His approach to homelessness at the Bissell Centre was similar: he helped men and women in the inner city struggling with housing and mental illness issues become leaders and together they made homelessness an issue government now take seriously. At a time when nearly everyone said it was impossible to include urban agriculture as a part of Edmonton’s growth strategy, Michael led the Greater Edmonton Alliance to convince city council to create the Citywide Food and Agricultural Strategy. Michael spent a number of years working as a policy and public engagement consultant in Edmonton and across Alberta. Michael received the Queens Golden Jubilee Medal in 2000 for his work with the homeless. In 2009, he was chosen as one of Edmonton’s Top 40 under 40 by Avenue Magazine. He was also named one of Alberta Venture’s Next 10 most influential Albertans in 2013. In his role as City Councillor for Ward 10, Michael sits on Edmonton’s Annexation Negotiating Committee, Capital Region Board Transit Committee serving as vice-chair,
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Alberta Urban Municipalities Association’s Environment and Sustainability Committee, the River Valley Alliance, and is also a Council lead on the city’s Housing, ELEVATE and Public Engagement Initiatives. Michael is married to Kara, a registered nurse, and together they raise their two spectacular children Isaac and Samson.
Telephone 780-496-8132
Fax 780-496-8113
Email [email protected]
Ward 11 - Mike Nickel
Mike was named amongst the top ten in the Edmonton Journal’s Power 30 for 2015. Mike is a City Councillor who returned to his mission in 2013, to aid the citizens of Edmonton. The target of his attention is getting the maximum value for tax dollars. Mike is committed to a more open, transparent, and accountable civic government. Previously, Mike was the President of Artisan Stone Furnishings. An import and export stone furniture manufacturing company which is a world leader in ready-to-assemble lightweight stone furniture as well as ultra-thin veneer stone technologies. Mike continues to assist in the operation of the Nickel Group with his father Helmut Nickel and brother Richard Nickel. Mike has owned and operated several family
Edmonton City Council – Reference Compendium July 27 2017…20 businesses in the stone and construction fields. Mike Nickel has also sat on several boards and championed initiatives including but not limited to the University of Alberta’s Board of Governors, Edmonton Northlands, Fortress Insurance, Front Yards in Bloom, Committee Member for the Huron Carole Gala (in support of Edmonton's Food Bank) and the Amazing Halloween Maze in support of YESS. Mike first won a seat on Council back in 2004 and was regarded as an advocate for strong value for citizens tax dollars. Mike holds a bachelor degree in Political Science as well as a Master’s degree in Statistics and Media Studies from the University of Alberta where he also held the position of Student Union President from 1985 to 1986. Recent Awards/Presentations/Speeches: Winner of First Ever “Green for Life” Award from Landscape Alberta March, 2016 Speech, Infrastructure Productivity Forum, Consulting Architects of Alberta, February 2016 “Fighting for Fiscal Responsibility at the Municipal Level,” Generation Screwed Conference Calgary November 2015 “The Importance of the Urban Canopy,” FCM Conference Edmonton May 2015 “Ultra-Thin Veneer Stone: The New Paradigm Shift,” University of Alberta Faculty of Engineering Modular Offsite Construction Conference April 2015.
Telephone 780-496-8142
Fax 780-496-8113
Email [email protected]
Website http://www.mikenickel.ca
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/mikenickelyeg/
Twitter https://twitter.com/Clr_MikeNickel
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Ward 12 - Mohinder Banga
Moe has lived in the ward for over 35 years. He and his wife raised their family in the ward. As a police officer he has worked throughout the city. Moe is heavily involved with amateur sport and other related activities. He has coached youth soccer and played men’s soccer for over 30 years. He seeks to promote health and wellness through sport. He has recently come to terms with the fact that he can’t move like he once did on a soccer field. More importantly, he has found another passion and calling in life – to give back to the community that has helped him to reach his potential by leveraging his leadership qualities and ‘can do’ approach. Even though he didn’t realize it early in his life journey, Moe was a leader and a community builder. His passion for coaching was very evident even when he was an athlete himself. More recently, he elevated his game to use the sports analogy. For example, as the President of a not-for-profit organization, Moe championed the construction of a multi-million-dollar sports facility in the Ivor Dent Multi-Sport Tournament and Recreation Park. The facility is located in the southeast area of the ward. This venue will host major amateur sporting tournaments and competitions for years to come. This project required patience, organization, commitment and a sound vision to get started. After several years of planning, it came to fruition. Moe was integral in gaining the support of community members and elected officials from all levels of the government. This facility showcases Moe’s continued commitment to the health and wellness of his community. Moe is a firm believer that sport plays a major role in substance abuse prevention in our youth.
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Moe graduated from the Punjabi University, in the city of Patiala, where he obtained a MSc degree in Applied Physics. In 1978, he immigrated to Canada and, like many newcomers, he faced and overcame many obstacles to establish himself and be the primary provider for his extended family. Through persistent effort and hard work in the face of adversity, whether it was the lack of recognition of his education and credentials obtained abroad or few employment opportunities in his field of training, Moe progressed from working as a general labourer to a journeyman welder and then as an engineer. During this journey, he used education as the foundation for personal and professional growth. For example, he enrolled at NAIT Polytechnic, where he took night classes after work and obtained a diploma in an oil and gas related field. To further his education Moe later enrolled in the sciences program at the University of Alberta where he successfully completed his Bachelors of Science Degree program in Engineering Physics. Shortly thereafter Moe began working in an engineering firm. He worked the office life for a brief stint. Only from his cubicle did he realize he needed to be near the action. He wanted to give back to his community and be in a position to help others. He enrolled in the police academy in 1992. Mohinder (Moe) Banga has served his fellow constituents for over twenty-four years. His tenure with the Police began in 1992 as a police constable. His hard work, and dedication has been recognized by his peers and Moe, his nickname by all, has climbed the ranks and held positions as Sergeant and most recently, Detective. Moe has been a passionate advocate for his peers. He was elected as a director with his Police Association and had held the position for 6 consecutive terms. His co- workers elected him to be their voice. He was tasked with the responsibility of creating awareness of issues faced while on the job. In those twelve years, Moe gained invaluable experience obtaining consensus with the City of Edmonton and other stakeholders. Moe is a strong supporter of the Drug Assistance Resistance Education Program or DARE program. He has been teaching the program for over 15 years. During his tenure, Moe made numerous classroom presentations in elementary and junior high schools throughout Edmonton, resulting in positive impact on students and increased awareness about the risks and harm drugs pose to their development.
Telephone 780-496-8148
Fax 780-496-8113
Email [email protected]
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COUNCIL MEMBERS APPOINTED TO BOARDS & COMMITTEES Mayor Don Iveson
• Alberta's Industrial Heartland Association
• Annexation Negotiating Committee
• Audit Committee of Council
• Capital Region Board
• Capital Region Board Advocacy & Monitoring Committee
• Capital Region Board Growth Plan Update Task Force
• Council Services Committee of Council
• Edmonton Economic Development Corporation
• Executive Committee of Council Councillor Bryan Anderson
• Alberta Capital Region Wastewater Exchange Agreement Coordinating Committee
• Annexation Negotiating Committee
• Capital Region Waste Minimization Advisory Committee
• Community Standards and License Appeal Committee of Council
• Council Services Committee of Council
• Executive Committee of Council Councillor Mo Banga
• Community and Public Services Committee of Council
• Council Services Committee of Council
• Utility Committee of Council
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Councillor Tony Caterina
• Alberta Urban Municipalities Association, Vice-President for Edmonton
• City Manager and City Auditor Performance Evaluation Committee of Council
• Community Standards and License Appeal Committee of Council
• Council Services Committee of Council
• Executive Committee of Council Councillor Bev Esslinger
• Audit Committee of Council
• City Manager and City Auditor Performance Evaluation Committee of Council
• Community and Public Services Committee of Council
• Council Services Committee of Council
• Edmonton Salutes
• Federation of Canadian Municipalities
• Inter-City Forum on Social Policy Councillor Ed Gibbons
• Alberta's Industrial Heartland Association
• Annexation Negotiating Committee
• Capital Region Board (Alternate)
• Capital Region Board Advocacy & Monitoring Committee (Alternate)
• Capital Region Board Governance, Priorities & Finance Committee (Alternate)
• Capital Region Board Land Use & Planning Committee
• Capital Region Board Growth Plan Update Task Force (Alternate)
• Capital Region Board Housing Task Force
• Community and Public Services Committee of Council
• Council Services Committee of Council
• Sturgeon River Watershed Alliance Steering Committee (Informed Member)
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• Utility Committee of Council Councillor Ben Henderson
• Capital Region Board Housing Task Force (Alternate)
• Council Services Committee of Council
• Edmonton Public Library Board
• River Valley Alliance
• Urban Planning Committee of Council
• Utility Committee of Council Councillor Andrew Knack
• Audit Committee of Council
• Capital Region Board Transit Committee (Alternate)
• City of Edmonton Youth Council (Liaison)
• Council Services Committee of Council
• Sturgeon River Watershed Alliance Steering Committee (Informed Member Alternate)
• Urban Planning Committee of Council Councillor Dave Loken
• Audit Committee of Council
• Canadian Urban Transit Association - Transit Board Members Committee
• Council Services Committee of Council
• Fort Edmonton Management Company
• REACH Edmonton, Council for Safe Communities (Advisor)
• Urban Planning Committee of Council Councillor Scott McKeen
• Community and Public Services Committee of Council
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• Community Standards and License Appeal Committee of Council
• Council Services Committee of Council
• Edmonton Police Commission Councillor Mike Nickel
• Community Standards and License Appeal Committee of Council
• Council Services Committee of Council
• Urban Planning Committee of Council Councillor Michael Oshry
• Audit Committee of Council
• City Manager and City Auditor Performance Evaluation Committee of Council
• Council Services Committee of Council
• Edmonton Police Commission
• Executive Committee of Council Councillor Michael Walters
• Alberta Capital Region Wastewater Exchange Agreement Coordinating Committee
• Alberta Urban Municipalities Association
• Annexation Negotiating Committee
• Capital Region Board Governance, Priorities & Finance Committee
• Capital Region Board Land Use & Planning Committee (Alternate)
• Capital Region Board Transit Committee
• Council Services Committee of Council
• Executive Committee of Council
• River Valley Alliance
• Utility Committee of Council
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FOR MORE INFORMATION Office of the Mayor and Councillors
2nd Floor, City Hall 1 Sir Winston Churchill Square Edmonton, AB T5J 2R7
The City Councillors' general office hours: 8:00am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday Civic Agencies Coordinator
Office of the City Clerk 300, City Hall 1 Sir Winston Churchill Square Edmonton, AB T5J 2R7
Telephone 780-442-4395
Fax 780-496-8175
Email [email protected]
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WARD MAPS
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