Municipal Election 2022

Designated truck route solution is the No. 1 issue for incumbent Albert Aiello, seeking a second term on city council.

Candidate wants the city to prioritize spending to help reduce the infrastructure gap and chase down more economic development to broaden the tax base.

Red River Ward hopeful says he'll fight to ensure everyone has a fair chance to get ahead, while seeking solutions to the city's mental health crisis and better long-term infrastructure planning.

Former New Blue Party provincial candidate lists homelessness, drugs and crime among the top issues the city needs to deal with over the next four years.

First-time municipal candidate says the city needs to change its approach from top to bottom.

Second-time candidate wants to focus on fixing and maintaining the city's existing infrastructure before considering legacy projects like an indoor turf facility.

Finishing construction on River Street in a timely manner and advocating for more beat patrols by police top Brad Ford's wish list.

Long-time union representative points to pinhole leaks and roads as two of the most pressing issues facing voters in his ward.

Getting to the bottom the pinhole leak problem is the top priority for Northwood hopeful Mike Maher.

Switching from at-large to Northwood, Chris Krumpholz thinks the city should do a wants/needs assessment as soon as possible before making any infrastructure decisions.