Alberta · Municipal government
Current council, selected public decisions and original sources.
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Adopted
The City’s budget record lists a 6.9% municipal tax increase for 2026 following the December 2025 budget adjustment. Provincial education taxes are separate, and individual property bills also depend on assessment.
This record does not establish individual votes, spoken remarks or project completion.
Official municipal reportRates approved
The approved 2026 waste utility rate decreases by 3%, reducing the monthly charge by $1.32 for curbside collection and $0.84 for apartment and condominium collection.
This record does not establish individual votes, spoken remarks or project completion.
Official municipal report13 members on the official roster · checked October 4, 2026
13 results · Alphabetical order
Councillor · Dene
His official profile identifies him as a lifelong Edmontonian and describes his focus on strong communities in northeast Edmonton.
Mayor · Citywide
Sworn in as Edmonton’s 37th mayor on October 29, 2025; his official biography describes a commerce degree, business experience and community league involvement.
Councillor · O-day’min
Her official biography describes urban planning experience, study of city design, and previous industrial land-use work at the Port of Metro Vancouver.
Councillor · Métis
The official biography describes urban planning work involving affordable housing, economic development, social policy and seniors housing.
Councillor · Anirniq
Her official profile describes public-sector work on neighbourhood development, youth supports, seniors, housing and homelessness, and prior volunteer board positions.
Councillor · Sspomitapi
The official biography describes community league volunteering, human resources and labour relations education, and financial services work before council.
Councillor · Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi
The municipal biography describes experience in public service and small business, and a Queen’s Jubilee Award for community service.
Councillor · tastawiyiniwak
The official biography describes long-standing neighbourhood involvement and volunteer work with the Edmonton Food Bank and Christmas Bureau.
Councillor · Karhiio
The official biography describes public health advocacy, community organizing and participatory work with diverse communities.
Councillor · papastew
The municipal biography records election to Council in 2021 and previous service as an Edmonton Public School Board trustee, chair and vice-chair.
Councillor · pihêsiwin
The official biography describes political science study and service as a Royal Canadian Air Force pilot and officer.
Councillor · Nakota Isga
The official biography describes entrepreneurship and community leadership rooted in west Edmonton.
Councillor · sipiwiyiniwak
The municipal biography describes previous leadership at the Canadian Red Cross in Alberta and the Northwest Territories, pharmacy work and Alberta government experience.
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Directory source: June 18, 2025. Public record checked October 4, 2026.
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