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Public safety is the top issue this election. How will Edmonton's next mayor tackle it?

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October 19, 2025

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According to a new poll commissioned by CBC News, for 85 per cent of Edmonton voters, improving public safety and reducing crime is their top priority. Addressing public disorder downtown was another issue, at 80 per cent. But how Edmonton’s next council addresses the issue depends on who gets elected on Oct. 20. We asked some of the mayoral candidates what their plans are.

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