Devon residents got their closest look yet at the 19 candidates running for mayor and council at an open forum held Wednesday, Sept. 25 at the community centre.
All candidates – three for mayor and a whopping 16 for council – introduced themselves to the nearly full house of attendees with prepared statements and answers to audience questions.
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There will not be any suspense at this year’s municipal election when it comes to who will fill the mayor’s seat for the next four years, as Mayor Peter Brown was acclaimed on Sept. 23.
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Rather than put up signs in her community, Turner Valley’s mayor is sitting back, enjoying a glass of wine and relaxing.
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When Mayor Stephen Mandel steps down in October, he leaves behind a city that has been profoundly altered over his nine years in office.
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The 2013 civic election won’t only be fought in both Calgary’s inner city and suburbs – it will be largely fought over Calgary’s inner city and suburbs.
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High River is one of several communities in southern Alberta in which mayoral seats are up for grabs, with races already shaping up in Lethbridge, Red Deer and Cochrane, where incumbent mayors have announced they aren’t running again.
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Turner Valley’s mayor is not the type to leave a job unfinished, so her decision to run another term should not be a surprise to her constituents.
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The Peace Wapiti School Division will shift its board dynamic this year thanks to a re-shuffling of its jurisdiction boundaries.
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EDMONTON – With 10 weeks before the municipal election, the competition for the downtown Ward 6 councillor spot has attracted almost a dozen potential candidates.
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With just two months left to the city’s municipal election one local politico says this year’s mayoral race is still anyone’s game.
“There’s no clear frontrunner yet,” said University of Alberta political scientist James Lightbody Thursday. “Right now everyone’s just making contacts, getting signs and websites ready, tightening their platforms, that kind of thing.”
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