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Mixed
Which would you prioritize in your role during the budget process?
Brady
Advocate for the priorities of the people you represent.
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your view of the most important function of a councillor?
Brady
Community representative.
Candidate comments:
“Part of being a community representative means ensuring the fiscal responsibly that residents are demanding.”
Mixed
Which would you prioritize regarding property taxes?
Brady
Lower taxes by cutting spending.
Candidate comments:
“Lowering taxes does not mean cutting core services. It means taking a serious look at how money is being spent and making sure every dollar is being used in ways that benefit the entire community. The current allocation of funds needs to be reviewed with a focus on outcomes, value, and fairness. At the same time, the city should be focused on growing the tax base by welcoming business and industry”
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your view on 15-minute districts?
Brady
Prioritize city-wide mobility instead of pursuing 15-minute districts.
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your approach to development outside Anthony Henday Drive?
Brady
Expand as the market demands.
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to how you would guide infill development?
Brady
Slow the pace with stronger regulations.
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to how you would incorporate climate change into decision-making?
Brady
The climate is important, but must be balanced with other goals.
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to how you would approach parking in commercial areas?
Brady
Increase supply and/or reduce prices.
Mixed
Which would you prioritize for downtown revitalization funds?
Brady
Increase the number of office workers.
Candidate comments:
“Downtown is a major part of our city's tax base. I support efforts to grow both the business and residential population in the core, which would naturally attract more visitors and help revitalize the area. A vibrant downtown benefits the entire city.”
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your position on public funding for the arts?
Brady
An economic driver, so prioritize projects with measurable economic impact.
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your approach to economic development?
Brady
Invest in entrepreneurship and local businesses.
Candidate comments:
“Creating an attractive environment for the people who already live here should also make Edmonton a place where new businesses want to invest. A city that works well for its residents will naturally draw in opportunity and growth.”
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your approach to development in the river valley?
Brady
Increase accessibility and public amenities.
Mixed
Which would you prioritize regarding aging recreation amenities?
Brady
Close lower-use sites and upgrade the remaining ones.
Mixed
Which action would you be most likely to advocate for on homelessness?
Brady
Fund supportive services to alleviate suffering.
Candidate comments:
“Addressing homelessness requires wraparound services that include shelter, mental health supports, addictions treatment, and access to basic health care. Without a coordinated approach, we are only managing symptoms instead of creating lasting solutions.”
Mixed
Which action would you be most likely to advance to alleviate the housing crisis?
Brady
Build housing, even without provincial or federal partners.
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your view on political parties at the municipal level?
Brady
The existence of parties will have little effect.
Candidate comments:
“I'm part of Better Edmonton, a non-partisan team with no political affiliations. The group exists to offer structure and support during the election, and it goes dormant the day after. There are no whipped votes or party lines, just a shared commitment to better local leadership. I wouldn't support politically align parties.”
Mixed
If the provincial government intervenes in a municipal matter, which would you prioritize?
Brady
Negotiate with the province to ensure the best practical outcome.
Candidate comments:
“The City and Province need a stronger and more cooperative working relationship. The City cannot deliver on key priorities when the Province fails to uphold its responsibilities, especially in areas like health, housing, policing, and infrastructure. A better Edmonton depends on all levels of government showing up and doing their part.”
Mixed
If the City of Edmonton faces public pressure to fund services under provincial jurisdiction, which would you prioritize?
Brady
Redirect public pressure to secure sufficient provincial funding.
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your view of the City of Edmonton's responsibilities regarding Indigenous relations?
Brady
Engage with Indigenous communities on specific issues.
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your guiding principle for council's relationship with the Edmonton Police Commission?
Brady
Primarily provide stable funding and work through commission processes.
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your approach to Edmonton's role in the metropolitan region?
Brady
Re-establish a strong metropolitan approach with shared priorities.
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your view on how major projects have been delivered?
Brady
Performance is unsatisfactory because project management and execution are poor.
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your approach to building new capital projects?
Brady
Maintain existing infrastructure instead of building more.
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your position on roadway expansion?
Brady
Expansion is important to reduce traffic congestion and accommodate growth.
Candidate comments:
“Edmonton needs to build for the future with smart planning that meets both current and long-term needs.”
Mixed
Which of the following comes closest to your approach to strengthening council accountability?
Brady
Implement transparency tools other than a lobbyist registry.
Mixed
Which action would you be most likely to advocate for to improve community safety?
Brady
Increase enforcement in public spaces and on transit.
Candidate comments:
“I believe a combined approach is needed. That means putting more eyes on the street, applying pressure on the provincial government to deliver health and social services, and investing in the root causes of disorder. Each of these strategies is equally important and must work together to create real change.”
Mixed
Which action would you be most likely to advocate for to improve street safety?
Brady
Increase traffic-calming measures.
Mixed
Which action would you be most likely to advocate for on bike lanes?
Brady
Build less than is planned.
Candidate comments:
“The bike lane proposal should be reviewed to ensure it aligns with community demand and need.. Infrastructure decisions must be grounded in data, local context, and meaningful public input. That means listening to residents, assessing usage, and making sure any changes support safe, accessible, and balanced transportation options for everyone.”
Mixed
Which would you prioritize for snow clearing?
Brady
Spend more to improve clearing of sidewalks and pathways.
Mixed
Which would you prioritize for high-capacity transit?
Brady
Continue expanding light rail transit (LRT).
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