Ashley Salvador

The City’s extreme weather response has been activated due to the hot weather.

It’s a good time to highlight the City’s growing network of water stations that help keep people hydrated. We have expanded from 5 stations in 2021 to 28 in 2025.

Lean more: Edmonton.ca/extremeweather

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Thank you to each and every team member who helped clean, sticker, & stake our lawn signs so they are ready for the coming weeks!

We are reusing our old signs, so if you spot a little history on yours, consider it a badge of honour.

🟨Order yours: ashleysalvador.com/get-a-lawn-sign

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Ashley Salvador for City Council Ward Métis | Edmonton Election Ashley Salvador is running for re-election for City Councillor in Ward Metis. She has a track record of working hard to deliver value for Edmontonians and is committed to making our City the best plac...

Every day we are connecting with community members who share this vision, and we need your help reaching even more of them.

Help our campaign by:

🟨 Volunteering

🟨 Donating

🟨 Signing up for a lawn sign

Learn more at: ashleysalvador.com

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Just like Edmonton Transit’s record ridership, our campaign is welcoming more people aboard every day.🚉

Together, we are building a city where everyday people can build extraordinary lives; where affordability unlocks opportunity, with better transit, safer streets, and housing that’s within reach.

This is the important work of a city council and municipal government. It's rarely headline-grabbing, but making neighbourhoods safer, block by block, is what it's all about. Ashley is one of the best in North America at understanding this, and making needed change happen in Edmonton.

Safe Crossings | City of Edmonton The Safe Crossings Program will focus on improvements to crossing locations over the next 4 years.

Every improvement and upgrade moves us closer to a safer, more livable city.

Visit edmonton.ca/safecrossings to see the Safe Crossings Dashboard with a map of the current and planned upgrades in your area. #yeg #WardMétis

Outside of neighbourhood renewal, targeted upgrades like amber flashers, signalization, and flashing beacons help bridge the gap.

While provincial cuts and legislation changes have made this work harder by limiting enforcement and shrinking our toolkit, I am committed to continuing to push forward.

Temporary measures can help, but lasting change comes from well-designed streets that make safety and livability the default.

Neighbourhood renewal is one of our biggest opportunities to get this right by designing for people with raised crossings, traffic calming, curb extensions, and more.

Despite this progress, concerns about speeding, shortcutting, and dangerous driving remain, and there’s still so much more to do. Delivering safe streets requires a comprehensive approach including enforcement, education, targeted interventions, and as this video highlights, infrastructure upgrades.

Over the past four years, we’ve made progress. From amber flashers near schools to raised crosswalks and intersection upgrades, dozens of improvements have been delivered through the City’s Safe Crossings program right here in Ward Métis.

More families are moving here every day, and they deserve the peace of mind that comes with knowing their children can safely walk or bike to school, to the park, or to visit a friend.

Parents shouldn’t have to worry at every intersection. Seniors should feel safe crossing their own street.

Creating safe and livable streets is one of the most consistent concerns I hear from community members across Ward Métis. It crosses generations and neighbourhood boundaries. Everyone should be able to move around their neighbourhood with confidence. #yeg #WardMétis

Door knocking with these amazing folks! Thanks to everyone who opened their door to talk about our communities!

Great conversations about public transit, community safety, infrastructure, and keeping party politics out of city hall.

Join in on the fun: www.ashleysalvador.com #yeg #WardMétis

Edmonton councillor calls on minister to reverse photo radar cuts after 20th traffic fatality of 2025 "Given what we've been seeing on our streets, given the surge in fatalities, I do think the province needs to reconsider their approach."

Nw from me: Edmonton councillor calls on minister to reverse photo radar cuts after 20th traffic fatality of 2025 edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/e...

After a long week, it’s always energizing spending time in our community! Had a lovely evening in #WardMétis connecting with folks.

I even ran into two of my favourite neighbours who bring smiles and laughter wherever they go! Thank you so much for the support. See you around this summer! 💛 #yeg

It's time to lace up our walking shoes for the municipal election in October or the provincial by-elections if you can manage both!

Also, you should be aware that @ashleysalvador.bsky.social's campaign kindly puts nice coffee shops right in the middle of your lit drop.

This forward-thinking action is one of the tools in our toolbox to implement Edmonton’s City Plan by growing in and up within our existing communities, creating a strong system of Nodes (urban centres) and Corridors (main streets) that encourages transit-oriented development.

Priority Growth Areas include:
• Wîhkwêntôwin Node
• 124 Street Corridor
• 156 Street Corridor
• Stony Plain Road Corridor
• University-Garneau Node

We’re making room for the future, without sprawling out.

While none of these areas are in Ward Métis, this is an important step towards building more homes in the right places, areas with momentum, where the recipe for vibrant, walkable, sustainable communities is already in place.

There are some places where growth just makes sense.

This week, Council approved City-led rezonings in five “Priority Growth Areas” that are already well-served by transit, infrastructure, and amenities. A key move for a city growing as rapidly as #yeg.

www.ashleysalvador.com/post/priorit...

Our flyer drop kits are prepped and ready to go! Now all we need is you.

🚶🏻‍♀️ Easy routes
🍃 Fresh air and exercise
💛 A real impact in your community

Help deliver flyers for Ashley Salvador's re-election campaign for City Council.

Sign up to volunteer at ashleysalvador.com

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Thanks for highlighting the importance of having local representatives who will stand up for Edmontonians. I talked about this in a CBC interview a few weeks ago, and make it a pillar of my campaign platform (ashleysalvador.com).

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Ashley Salvador for City Council Ward Métis | Edmonton Election Ashley Salvador is running for re-election for City Councillor in Ward Metis. She has a track record of working hard to deliver value for Edmontonians and is committed to making our City the best plac...

If you’re interested in learning more or helping out as we work towards October 20th, check out opportunities to volunteer, donate, or host a lawn sign at: ashleysalvador.com

Campaigns are powered by people and it was so special to get together with the ones who helped us win in 2021 and are ready to do it again. I am deeply grateful to have the support of community leaders who serve our city in diverse and important ways, a number of whom we heard from on Saturday.

This past weekend, we gathered together with friends, neighbours, and volunteers to kick off my re-election campaign for City Council!

It was an opportunity to reconnect and reflect on what we have accomplished together and to share our vision for where we can go from here. #yeg #WardMétis

To those who gathered with us for today’s launch, thank you so much for your early support and dedication. It means the world to me and I can’t wait to continue building a stronger Edmonton together!

We’ve been through a lot together over the last four years. I’m proud of the progress we’ve made and the challenges we have overcome, but there’s so much more to do.

I am thrilled to announce that I am running for re-election for Edmonton City Council to represent the incredible people of #WardMétis, and all Edmontonians.

I love this city, and I’m ready to continue building a sustainable, equitable, and prosperous Edmonton for everyone.

ashleysalvador.com

Joined CBC’s Alberta At Noon to discuss UCP Minister’s sudden swerve into municipal jurisdiction, why safe, modern infrastructure matters, and why municipal autonomy must be respected: cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-1-alberta-at-noon/clip/16142332-should-driving-lanes-sacrificed-bikes

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Yesterday on Alberta at Noon, @ashleysalvador.bsky.social discussed the importance of mobility lanes in response to the UCP's request that the City remove them.

Listen here:
www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...

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