As Mayor, I’ll fight for Calgary’s fair share — with credibility, cooperation, and real plans. Let’s build a Calgary (and Canada) we’re proud of — one that leads with vision, not fear. #thecalgaryparty #yyc2025

The Premier talks autonomy while ignoring treaty rights, trampling on cities, and pulling $2.1B from Calgary’s Green Line. Her renewables ban scared off $33B in investment. This isn’t strategy — it’s political theatre. #abpoli

Calgary is thriving — in tech, energy innovation, arts, and more. People move here for opportunity, not chaos. We succeed by building bridges, not walls. That’s Alberta’s real story: resilience, optimism, and community. #yyccc

I am proud to lead a movement that’s focused on building a Calgary that works for everyone. The Calgary Party is about teamwork, fresh ideas, and delivering results — and together, we can get Calgary back on track.

Watch the video and join us -- let's build the Calgary we know is possible, together

It’s time to stop the squabbling and start building the Calgary we know is possible. #YYC #ABPoli

The Calgary Party is ready to deliver leadership that listens, sets priorities, and gets things done.

✅ Invest in smart infrastructure
✅ Support thoughtful housing development
✅ Build a city that works for residents and businesses

Instead of delivering clear plans for growth, Council’s dysfunction is holding Calgary back. Meanwhile, Calgary welcomed nearly 100,000 new residents last year.

We need clear priorities that align with growth — not endless political squabbles. #CalgaryPolitics

Responding to tariffs isn’t just about defense—it’s about positioning Calgary to lead. Let’s build a city that works for business, for workers, and for the future.

Alberta’s #Budget2025 should have prepared for this. Instead, it overlooked Calgary’s rapid growth and failed to provide the investments we need to attract and retain talent, while pushing property taxes even higher .

We’re thriving in tech and innovation in agrifood, energy and financial services – I’ve seen and helped those companies grow. But resilience and innovation won’t be enough this time. We need leadership that invests in Calgary’s future - in housing, infrastructure and transit.

Calgary workers and business will take a direct hit in the face of tariffs. The Canadian Chamber reports that we will be the second hardest hit city in Canada, with our energy sector taking the hardest hit. Calgarians have been smart in the last decade. We’ve taken steps to diversify our economy.