Chelsea Kemp

“These funding cuts have had a significant impact on our area. The loss of staff resources and valuable programs occurred at a time where the social demands and needs of the community were just increasing as a result of the pandemic."

"If I ask the question, is this in the public good for Calgary? The answer might be yes— I don't know, as I can think of a bunch of reasons this is terrible for Calgary— But is this in the public interest of southern Alberta? I think it's a no."

“It’s not enough to say that you’ll do better next time. You need to know how to do better next time and that comes with training and knowledge around diversity, inclusion and equity."

“It’s not enough to say that you’ll do better next time. You need to know how to do better next time and that comes with training and knowledge around diversity, inclusion and equity."

“They’re resilient they’re working really, really hard to stay afloat in these times,” Korman said. “They have a sense of optimism they’ll make it through.”

“Our focus is on doing what’s right for the residents and taxpayers of our communities,” Derricott said. “We have their best interests at heart and we’re constantly working to improve all the parts of the community that they interact with.”

"People can expect that if they've made changes throughout the year, like if you finished your basement and it's completed by that Dec. 21 date ... It will be added in the assessment for 2021," Butz said.

“People like the cars they grew up with, the cars that they saw when they were teenagers— That’s how I chose mine,” Van Iderstine said. “They were distinctive.”

“People like the cars they grew up with, the cars that they saw when they were teenagers— That’s how I chose mine,” Van Iderstine said. “They were distinctive.”

“There’s so much magic here that really needs to be incorporated in this project."