Tim Cartmell

• Andrew Knack to ‘certainly consider’ running for mayor of Edmonton

  Mayor Amarjeet Sohi's decision to not run again in the fall civic election, regardless of the current federal race's outcome, has shaken up the roster of Edmonton candidates.

  Politics

  Mar 25
  
• Tim Cartmell to run for mayor of Edmonton, platform focuses on safety and taxes

  Tim Cartmell, who has represented southwest Edmonton on city council since 2017, is running for mayor on a platform of safety, fiscal responsibility and getting back to the basics.

  Politics

  Nov 21, 2024
  
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• Edmonton councillor has questions for EPCOR about equipment failure, water ban

  Tim Cartmell would like information from EPCOR about having replacement parts on hand and how to prepare for future water incidents so there's less impact on the public.

  Consumer

  Jan 31, 2024
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• Police superintendent backs idea to add turnstiles to Edmonton LRT system

  An Edmonton police superintendent who oversees transit officers is adding his support to the city adding turnstiles to its LRT system.

  Crime

  Dec 6, 2023
• ‘We’re in a crunch’: Edmonton city council reacts to $73.8M budget deficit

  The deficit mostly comes from an unexpected salary settlement where Edmonton police officers are owed $43 million in backpay.

  Politics

  Sep 13, 2023
• City of Edmonton overtime costs up 75% since 2018: audit

  Almost all of the overtime costs came from city operations, which includes transit workers, parks and roads, fleet and facility and waste services, according to the audit.

  Politics

  Jun 28, 2023
• Edmonton residents frustrated over seasonal parking ban, fines

  Residents say the city has always put up signs in past years, however, there was no warning sign of the parking ban this year, which resulted in lots of residents getting tickets.

  Traffic

  Jan 29, 2023
• City council hearing mixed reaction on $100 million to Edmonton bike plan

  Ward papastew Coun. Michael Janz said comparing the funding for bike lanes to funding for homelessness is a red herring.

  Politics

  Dec 12, 2022
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• Councillor tells Windermere drivers to slow down: ‘Shouldn’t have to spend taxpayer money on speed bumps’

  Tim Cartmell, who represents Windermere, Langdale and Keswick, has heard hundreds of complaints from residents about drivers speeding through residential and school areas.

  Crime

  Oct 26, 2022
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• Edmonton councillors shelve pesticide ban, demand better weed control

  Edmonton city councillors decided to keep weed control chemicals while calling on city staff to improve the appearance of public parks and boulevards.

  Environment

  Aug 22, 2022