A man in a dark pinstripe suit and light blue button-up shirt standing with his hands in his pockets, looking at the camera against a plain black background.

Campaign sign for Jaffer running for mayor of Edmonton, with blue and red text on a black background.

We all know it — the city isn’t working.

People don’t feel safe. Businesses can’t thrive. We can’t keep our streets clean or maintained. We’re paying record high taxes. And now, the people who made this mess are asking for a promotion. Edmonton doesn’t need more of the same. We need a reset.

I’m Rahim Jaffer — not a career politician, but an Edmontonian who’s built a business here, raised a family here, and has overcome hardship here.

I’m running to make our streets safe and clean, revive our businesses, and ensure our buses and trains are something people actually want to use — while making sure our most vulnerable get help and our public spaces belong to families once again.

City Hall needs to work for everyone — from entrepreneurs and small business owners to families, artists, and musicians — because that’s how we thrive.

I’m Rahim Jaffer — the only candidate offering what our city — what Edmonton — needs. Change that works for you.

I’m running for Mayor, for all of Edmonton.