Andrew Knack

Thank you to the Sindhi Association of North America for hosting such a beautiful event.

Traditions like this make our city special.

It was wonderful to celebrate my first Sindhi Cultural Day as Mayor this weekend along with my Council Colleague Councillor @kerentangyeg

Sindhi Cultural Day is marked around the world on the first Sunday of December, honouring the rich traditions, music, and heritage of the Sindhi community.

As Edmonton grows, collaboration across all partners and orders of government is how we ensure people can find the housing they need in the communities they love.

Thank you to the Confederacy of Treaty No. 6 First Nations, Chiniki First Nation, the Otipemisiwak Métis Government, Bendera Housing, Vivid Homes, and WIN House for leading these projects.

These projects aren’t just building homes, they’re building stronger, more inclusive neighbourhoods.

Today we celebrated a step forward for housing in Edmonton.

With MinisterJason Nixon & our City of Edmonton partners, we marked the development of 10 surplus school sites. A once-in-a-generation opportunity to create 1,300 new homes, including more than 900 affordable units.

Andrew Knack standing at a podium on a stage. Behind him is a screen that says “Edify, T40 under 40” 2025

So wonderful to celebrate the Edify Too 40 under 40 tonight!

Inside Edmonton City Hall looking at the main stairs with people seated watching the speakers at the podium

Today at City Hall, we honour the foundational contributions of the Métis people to our city, and we celebrate the legacy of Louis Riel - a leader who gave his life in the fight for Métis rights and identity.

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Mayor Andrew Knack with Minister Olszewski standing in front of a desk in Mayor Knacks office.

Mayor Andrew Knack with Minister Olszewski sitting at a desk chatting

It was a pleasure meeting with Minister
@eleanorolszewski.bsky.social for our first discussion about our shared commitment to delivering for Edmontonians - building more homes, protecting local jobs, empowering vibrant and inclusive communities, and making our city safer and stronger.

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Started watching some of this tonight but it’s a long video so I’ll have to finish it over the coming days.

Good morning from CBC Edmonton!

Talking about the importance of day shelters today!

It means that more Edmontonians will enjoy safer communities.

It means less pressure on workers in our libraries and public spaces.

And it means that we’re building a stronger Edmonton, together, by supporting those who need it the most.

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Today, the council unanimously approved my motion to improve & expand access to emergency day shelters & dedicated day shelter spaces for the winter of 25/26

What does this mean?

It means that people experiencing homelessness will now have more places to go during the day to receive support & care

At a time when many Edmontonians are struggling, acts of kindness - like today’s generous donation to the food bank - remind us of the power of giving and community.

Thank you to the organizers of today’s event for bringing us together and showing how we can build a stronger Edmonton, together.

It was an honour to join Edmonton’s Sikh community in celebrating the 556th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji and to declare November 5 as Guru Nanak Day in the City of Edmonton.

Let's build a strong Edmonton, together.

Thank you Edmonton.

That is why serving is both a privilege and a challenge.
I know our city will rise to meet this moment.

A stronger Edmonton is not an aspiration; it is a shared responsibility. For each other. For our city. And for the generations still to come.

Municipal government is where the work of democracy is felt most directly.

When snow is cleared, when the emergency lights come on, when a park is renewed or a business permit is approved, that is local government in action

I know you are counting on all of us to work diligently and with patience, respect, humility, and an open mind. This is a time to show what we can achieve together.

Only 242 people have held these seats in the history of our city and, today we add to that history.

Today I am grateful for the profound trust placed in each of us by the people of Edmonton at the Edmonton City Council swearing-in ceremony.

Today begins a new moment for our city.

Edmonton, thank you.

I'm excited to build a stronger Edmonton, together.

If you’re still in line, don’t leave - your vote counts!

Every single vote in this election matters.

As long as you’re in line, you will get to cast your ballot!

We’re hearing about delays at voting stations across the city, and we know it’s frustrating - especially for those heading to work or who can’t stand for long periods.

If you’re already in line, please don’t leave -you will still get to vote.

Every voice matters. Every vote counts.

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Monday is election day!

Have you made your plan to vote — every ballot matters!

Find more information on voting on October 20th here: www.edmonton.ca/city_governm...

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With the postal strike, many Edmontonians haven’t received their voter cards — and that means some people might not realize they can still vote.

That’s where you come in.

Sign up to volunteer today ➡️ https://andrewknack.ca/volunteer

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Proud to stand with Alberta teachers, families and students today!

Homelessness and Affordable Housing — Andrew Knack for Mayor Edmonton is experiencing a homelessness crisis with almost 5,000 people living unhoused. Over 1,000 are youth and more than 50 per cent are Indigenous. Edmontonians are feeling the impact in their com...

Learn more about my plan for homelessness and affordable housing through this link: andrewknack.ca/policies/hom...

As mayor, I will Implement a focused strategy to address youth homelessness

As mayor, I will Create preventative support programs that keep people housed

We cannot wait for Danielle Smith to solve the housing crisis. I will no longer wait to act when lives are at stake. My plan is cost-effective, realistic and urgent. Read more on my website. Visit andrewknack.ca

October 20 Vote Andrew Knack for Mayor

Edmonton has always been at its best when we work together. As mayor, I'll build on this strength by bringing together governments, non-profits, Indigenous leaders, faith communities, and engaged citizens to ensure our city works for everyone.

As mayor, I will Increase the supply of affordable, social and permanent housing

As mayor, I will Partner with Indigenous governments to create new Indigenous-led housing programs

As mayor, I will Increase the number of safe and supportive day shelters

That's why I developed a cost-effective plan to address this urgent crisis and build a more compassionate and secure city for everyone.

Here's my plan:
▪️Increase social and affordable housing
▪️Rapid action for urgent needs
▪️Prioritize prevention

My plan for Homelessness and Affordable Housing

Edmonton is experiencing a housing crisis. Homelessness is on the rise. And more of us are struggling to pay rising rent and housing costs. I will address this crisis with an empathetic and effective plan.

Edmonton is facing a homelessness crisis, with nearly 5,000 people without a home. I know Edmontonians are feeling the impact, and I share your concerns.

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