Return integrity and transparency to City Hall.
Require open budgets, clear reporting, and independent performance audits of city departments.
End closed-door deal-making and give residents a genuine voice in planning and spending decisions.
Implement democratic, membership-driven candidate nominations - not insider appointments.
Hold the line on taxes with a property-tax freeze.
Eliminate wasteful spending and redirect resources to essential services.
Focus City priorities on roads, water, utilities, parks, and public safety - not ideological experiments.
Prioritize “Buy Calgary” policies: hire local contractors, support small business, and keep jobs in our city.
Repeal Blanket Rezoning on Day One.
Replace one-size-fits-all zoning with thoughtful, community-driven planning that respects established neighborhoods.
Restore local control and citizen input in development decisions.
Protect property rights and maintain community character.
Rescind the symbolic “Climate Emergency” declaration that has been used to justify costly, top-down policies.
Replace it with practical, responsible approaches to clean air, water, and land management.
Encourage innovation through Calgary’s private sector, not through new taxes or bureaucracy.
Re-establish visible front-line police presence across the city - in transit hubs, downtown, and neighborhoods.
Partner with the provincial and federal levels of government to ensure consequences for repeat offenders and coordinate law enforcement.
Focus on treatment-first recovery for addictions rather than failed harm-reduction-only approaches.
Address encampments and public disorder through firm but compassionate policy - ensuring shelters and recovery options are available.
Defend the rights and freedoms of all Calgarians.
Protect freedom of conscience, religion, and speech within the civic sphere.
Recognize that strong families are the foundation of a healthy city and the heart of our communities.
Foster an environment where entrepreneurs can thrive.
Streamline permitting, licensing, and approvals to attract investment.
Promote infrastructure that supports mobility, commerce, and sustainable local jobs.
Build a Calgary that’s competitive, affordable, and free of ideological red tape.
Work collaboratively with like-minded councillors and independent conservatives to form a common-sense majority.
Avoid vote-splitting by running in strategic wards and supporting aligned candidates elsewhere.
Focus on results, not political labels.