2025 Municipal Election Coverage

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 10. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 10 includes the following neighbourhoods: Abbeydale, Coral Springs, Marlborough, Marlborough Park, Mayland Heights, Monterey Park, Pineridge, Rundle, Temple, Vista Heights, and Whitehorn. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 10 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 10 — Andre Chabot Communities First Party Candidates Enough For All: Ward 10 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 14. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 14 includes the following neighbourhoods: Bonavista Downs, Chaparral, Deer Ridge, Deer Run, Diamond Cove, Lake Bonavista, Legacy, McKenzie Lake, Midnapore, Parkland, Queensland, Sundance, Walden, and Wolf Willow. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 14 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 14 — Peter Demong CBC: Peter Demong not seeking re-election Enough For All: Ward 14 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 13. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 13 includes the following neighbourhoods: Alpine Park, Belmont, Bridlewood, Canyon Meadows, Evergreen, Millrise, Pine Creek, Shawnee Slopes, Shawnessy, Silverado, Somerset, Woodbine, Woodlands, and Yorkville. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 13 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 13 — Dan McLean Enough For All: Ward 13 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Thank you to volunteer Gabrielle Cadiang for her help with this episode. Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 12. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 12 includes the following neighbourhoods: Auburn Bay, Copperfield, Cranston, McKenzie Towne, New Brighton, Rangeview, Hotchkiss, Mahogany, Seton, and Shepard. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 12 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 12 — Evan Spencer CBC: Evan Spencer not seeking re-election Enough For All: Ward 12 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Thank you to volunteer Gabrielle Cadiang for her help with this episode. Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 11. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 11 includes the following neighbourhoods: Acadia, Bayview, Bel-Aire, Braeside, Cedarbrae, Chinook Park, Douglasdale, Douglasglen, Eagle ridge, Fairview, Garrison Green, Haysboro, Kelvin Grove, Kingsland, Lakeview, Maple Ridge, Mayfair, Meadowland Park, North Glenmore Park, Oakridge, Palliser, Pump Hill, Riverbend, Southwood, Willow Park, and Windsor Park. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 11 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 11 — Kourtney Penner Co11aborate: Ward 11 Projects Enough For All: Ward 11 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Thank you to volunteer Gabrielle Cadiang for her help with this episode. Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 9. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 9 includes the following neighbourhoods: Albert Park-Radisson Heights, Applewood Park, Belvedere, Bridgeland-Riverside, Dover, Erin Woods, Forest Heights, Forest Lawn, Inglewood, Manchester, Ogden, Penbrooke Meadows, Ramsay, Red Carpet, Renfrew, Southview, and a number of industrial sites including foothills and burns industrial. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 9 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 9 — Gian Carlo Carra Calgary Herald: Gian Carlo Carra not seeking re-election Carra’s Farewell Enough For All: Ward 9 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Thank you to volunteer Abbas Hussain for his help with this episode. Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 8. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 8 includes the following neighbourhoods: Altadore, Bankview, Beltline, Britannica, Cliff Bungalow, Currie Barracks, Elbow Park, Elboya, Erlton, Garrison Woods, Killarney, Glengarry, Lincoln Park, Lower Mount Royal, Mission, Parkhill, Richmond, Rideau Park, Rosscarrock, Roxboro, Rutland Park, Scarboro, Sunalta, Shaganappi, and Upper Mount Royal. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 8 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 8 — Courtney Walcott CBC: Courtney Walcott not seeking re-election Enough For All: Ward 8 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Thank you to volunteers Gabrielle Cadiang and Abbas Hussain for their help with this episode. Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 7. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 7 includes the following neighbourhoods: Banff Trail, Capitol Hill, Chinatown, Crescent Heights, Downtown Commercial Core, Downtown East Village, Downtown West End, Eau Claire, Hillhurst, Hounsfield Heights, Briar Hill, Montgomery, Mount Pleasant, Parkdale, Point Mckay, Rosedale, St. Andrews Heights, Sunnyside, Tuxedo Park, University District, University Heights, University Of Calgary, and West Hillhurst. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 7 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 7 — Terry Wong Communities First Party Enough For All: Ward 7 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Thank you to volunteer Gabrielle Cadiang for her help with this episode. Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 6. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 6 includes the following neighbourhoods: Aspen Woods, Christie Park, Coach Hill, Cougar Ridge, Discovery Ridge, Glamorgan, Glenbrook, Glendale, Medicine Hill, Patterson, Signal Hill, Springbank Hill, Spruce Cliff, Strathcona Park, West Springs, Westgate, and Wildwood. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 6 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 6 — Information Site Enough For All: Ward 6 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Thank you to volunteer Gabrielle Cadiang for her help with this episode. Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 5. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 5 includes the following neighbourhoods: Castleridge, Cityscape, Cornerstone, Falconridge, Homestead, Martindale, Redstone, Saddle Ridge, Skyview Ranch, and Taradale. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 5 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 5 — Raj Dhaliwal Enough For All: Ward 5 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 4. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 4 includes the following neighbourhoods: Beddington Heights, Brentwood, Cambrian Heights, Charleswood, Collingwood, Dalhousie, Edgemont, Greenview, Highland Park, Highwood, Huntington Hills, North Haven, North Haven Upper, Queens Park Village, Rosemont, Thorncliffe, and Winston Heights / Mountview. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 4 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 4 — Sean Chu Calgary Herald: Sean Chu reinstated as deputy mayor Enough For All: Ward 4 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 3. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 3 includes the following neighbourhoods: Carrington, Country Hills, Country Hills Village, Coventry Hills, Harvest Hills, Hanson Ranch, Hidden Valley, Keystone Hills, Lewisburg, Livingston, MacEwan Glen, Panorama Hills and Sandstone Valley. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 3 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 3 — Jasmine Mian CBC: Jasmine Mian not seeking re-election Enough For All: Ward 3 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 2. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 2 includes the following neighbourhoods: Ambleton, Arbour Lake, Citadel, Evanston, Glacier Ridge, Hamptons, Hawkwood, Kincora, Nolan Hill, Ranchlands, Sage Hill, Sherwood, and Symons Valley Ranch. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 2 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 2 — Jennifer Wyness Enough For All: Ward 2 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

In this episode, we are focusing on Ward 1. Join us for a profile of the area, conversations with council and trustee candidates, and a discussion of key local issues. Ward 1 includes the following neighbourhoods: Bowness, Crestmont, Greenwood/Greenbriar, Haskayne, Osprey Hill, Rocky Ridge, Royal Oak, Scenic Acres, Silver Springs, Tuscany, Valley Ridge, and Varsity. Links and Resources used in the episode: Ward 1 Community Profiles Mayoral & Councillor Candidates School Board Candidates (Public and Separate) Ward 1 — Sonya Sharp Communities First Party Enough For All: Ward 1 Poverty Profile 2024 Fall Survey of Calgarians Quick links to visit: Elections Calgary Homepage Voter ID Requirements Ward Map Other episodes: Voter Education Mayoral Debate Episode cover art by Cholo Cabarroguis with images from City of Calgary Archives M001419, “Working Drawing of the New City Hall, Calgary - Front Elevation”, 7 May, City of Calgary Archives - Maps and Plans collection, Map Cabinet 04, Drawer 11 CalA 2023-024-02, “City Hall, Calgary, Alberta”, ca. 1912, Discrete Items, Box 9 Produced and Research by: Emma Marshall Supervised by Kaamil Kareemi

Our exclusive mayoral debate marks the first time that leading candidates*—Jeff Davison, Jeromy Farkas, Jyoti Gondek, and Brian Thiessen—sat down to chat about big issues.  *mayoral candidate Sonya Sharp was invited to join this debate, but informed us that she was unable to attend due to timing. Tune in and hear them discuss everything from housing support, cost of living, transit and infrastructure, and how our tax dollars are spent. This is your chance to hear where each candidate stands—directly, unfiltered, and community-focused. Recorded live-to-tape on Tuesday, August 26, 2025.  Election Day is Monday, October 20. Visit cjsw.com/podcasts   to stream the debate anytime, dive into ward-by-ward conversations, and get clear, useful voter information—made for and by Calgarians. Photo credits: CalA PP-01362, "Construction of the Calgary Tower", 1968, City Clerk's Department fonds, Box 12

In this episode we focus on educating listeners about municipal elections, including information on voting processes they should be aware of, and providing resources that are available to help prepare for Election Day on October 20th. Links and Resources mentioned in the episode: Elections Calgary Website Alberta Voterlink - Voter Registration Permanent Electors Register Voter ID Why Vote? Who Can Vote? Accessible Voting Ward Map Candidates – Find a list of the candidates through the Elections Calgary register Local Political Parties The Calgary Party Communities First A Better Calgary Party Calgarian Spring Survey 2025 2025 First Quarter Results Municipal Political Parties Opinion Election Day is: Monday, October 20, 2025 Advance voting takes place on: Monday, October 6, 2025 Tuesday, October 7, 2025 Wednesday, October 8, 2025 Thursday, October 9, 2025 Friday, October 10, 2025 Saturday, October 11, 2025 Produced and Researched by Emma Marshall. Photo credits: CalA CR90-001f4-1-002, "[Old City Hall Building, Municipal Complex and the CTrain]", [1985-1987], Public Information Department fonds, Box 4