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October 8, 2026 INFILL Following the newly posted provincial messaging on infill, I wanted to address the complex challenges of rapid population growth and density in our ward. Sustainable zoning and smart infill protect the city’s long-term financial health and housing affordability. Recent provincial legislation overrides municipal planning authority, and government overreach threatens local infrastructure funding and taxpayers alike. Statement from Councillor Jon Morgan: G

Last week, Edmonton City Council made a difficult decision regarding the current church site at 11520 Ellerslie Road SW. I know many of you in MacEwan and neighbouring communities have been following this closely. I want to communicate about how the vote went, the strategies used on the floor, and why I voted against the final rezoning. For those not up to date on what the MacEwan rezoning is, it’s a proposal to turn the old church lands into a residential hub. This is part o

Southwest Edmonton continues to be one of the city's fastest-growing sectors. From new retail hubs to critical road upgrades, here is a comprehensive look at what’s happening in our corner of the city this month. Major Developments Impacting Arterials Walmart Supercentre Location: Near the 41st Ave SW corridor. Officially announced 2024, will open doors in 2027. Expected to significantly shift traffic patterns in this area. Resources: Alberta Major Projects | Daily Hive Artic

Edmonton City Council's 2026 budget concluded with a 6.9% increase—a challenging number for many households. As your new Councillor, I want to be transparent about what happened, share the critical wins we secured for Ward Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi, and outline how we're preparing for a more affordable and accountable budget in the years ahead. Challenges, Solutions and Looking Ahead Budget Update: Ward Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi I'd like to start by saying a huge and belated thank yo