Thank You, Ward Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi

I am deeply honoured and humbled to serve as your City Councillor for Ward Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi. This victory belongs to all of us — to every volunteer who knocked on doors, every resident who shared their concerns and hopes for our community, and every person who believed in a vision of Edmonton that works for everyone.

Thank you for placing your trust in me. I promise to work tirelessly to ensure your voices are heard at City Hall and that our ward remains a place where families can thrive, neighbourhoods stay strong, and no one is left behind.

About Jon (Councillor Morgan)

I am a dedicated public servant, longtime Edmontonian, Queen’s Jubilee Award winner for Community Service, former small business owner and proud father of two sons alongside my wife Amanda in the community of Rutherford.

With 18 years of experience at Edmonton Transit, I understand the importance of reliable public services, the everyday realities faced by working families, and the need to support local, family-run businesses that form the backbone of Edmonton’s economy.

Over the past decade I served for five years as president of the Heritage Point Community League, led the Johnny Bright School Council as secretary for six years, and continue to volunteer as a youth soccer coach. Whether organizing rink programs, leading neighbourhood cleanups, or mentoring young athletes, I have consistently shown up for Ward Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi.

My commitment doesn’t stop at the neighbourhood level. I served four years on the board of the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues, including two as Vice President (External), where I championed inclusive partnerships and strong support for local leagues. I am also a regular volunteer with Water Warriors YEG, helping deliver food and supplies to Edmonton’s most vulnerable.

These experiences shape my belief in a city that works for everyone — one where public services stay public, families can afford to live and grow, and no one is left behind. Approachable, steady, and community-focused, I am known as a leader who listens, follows through, and never forgets where I come from. For me, a stronger Edmonton starts with building resilient neighbourhoods, a stable economy, and ensuring local voices are heard.

About Ward Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi

Indigenous Language of Origin: Blackfoot

Name Meaning: Traditional lands where the Blackfoot Nation performed Buffalo Rounds. It is known that bison would migrate up to 300 kilometres north of the North Saskatchewan River to the safety of artesian wells to gather for the winter.

Pronunciation: E-pee-ko-ka-nee piu-tsi-ya

For information on how to get in touch with Councillor Morgan's office, please visit the Contact page.