Andrew Knack

@andrewknack.bsky.social

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Mayor for the City of Edmonton. Let’s build a stronger Edmonton, together https://www.mayorknack.ca

Five people (including Mayor knack and Minister jenereaux) are standing in formal attire at the Oglivie Ridge development site holding a sign that reads "Rapid Housing Initiative Maisons Initiative" with the Government of Canada's logo. The background shows construction materials and equipment.
A blue water bottle filling station with "Edmonton" written on it is located on a sidewalk. Nearby, there is a yellow fire hydrant. In the background, part of a black car is visible on the road.
A group of people serving food outdoors at an event wearing aprons with "K-Days" logos. They are providing hot food from buffet trays, and one person is holding a plate. The setting is sunny with trees and a crowd in the background.
A group of people standing in front of a vehicle labeled "The Man Van by Prostate Cancer Centre."
A group of individuals are seated on chairs lined up along a baseball field, near home plate. Mayor Knack and Councillor Clarke is standing at a podium, speaking. A chain-link fence and trees are visible in the background, indicating an outdoor setting.
Mayor Andrew Knack standing in front of some trees with MPs Eleanor Olszewski, and Matt Jeneroux. All are wearing western inspired clothing.
Mayor Andrew Knack shaking Prime Minister Mark Carneys Hand at Calgary Stampede. Both gentleman are wearing cowboy hats.
A group of people posing together outdoors in a wooded area, standing and crouching on grass. There are tall trees in the background.
A group of Civic Youth Fellowship Interns stand on the steps inside City Hall alongside councillors, community partners, and city administration. They are all smiling.
A table with five white hard hats is set before a red backdrop with line art drawings. Behind them is a large informational board displaying details about "Kiniski Gardens." The board includes a map, photos of the area, and text descriptions. In the background, a grassy field and trees are visible through a fence.
A group of people in cowboy attire, including hats and boots, are standing together on a grassy area with modern buildings in the background. The sky is partly cloudy.
A close-up of a jacket displaying a series of medals and a patch. The medals include various designs and colors, some with depictions of figures and symbols. Below the medals, there is a patch with a crown, a maple leaf, and the word "LEGION" prominently displayed, along with "LIFE MEMBER" at the bottom.
Four people stand smiling outside a modern building with a white exterior and brown accent wall. From left to right: the Honourable Minister Eleanor Olszewski in a white pantsuit; Mayor Andrew Knack; Bree Claude, CEO of Civida, in a white blazer, dark pants, and colorful top; and a HomEd representative in a black suit and blue patterned tie. They are positioned in front of a modern window and door
The image features Edmonton's famous "bubble" houses surrounded by greenery, with an apartment building visible in the background. Text on a beige diagonal foreground reads: "Royal LePage ranks Edmonton Canada’s most affordable major city for home ownership."
Aerial view of Edmonton with a bridge over a river in the foreground and the city skyline in the background. Text reads: "Water Supply Advisory Has Lifted." Below, a message from the City of Edmonton announces the lifting of the water supply advisory and thanks residents for their patience and cooperation.
Celebratory graphic for National Indigenous Peoples Day. The top section features a symbolic sun with an infinity symbol, feather, inukshuk, and plant. Below, white text on a blue background reads: "National Indigenous Peoples Day - Celebrating the traditions, cultures and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples." A small star symbol is in the corner.
Subtitle: So, Why the New Updates? Text: Our patio program was initially developed as a COVID-19 response, where the focus was on limiting risk and improving safety outcomes for Edmontonians. We now have a new opportunity to refresh our approach, still considering safety and risk, but also prioritizing vibrancy, attractive streets, and economic development.
Subtitle: Economic growth Title: Keeping patios in Edmonton Vibrant & Thriving
My deepest condolences to all those who carry the fear and hurt that these acts leave behind. You belong here. This city is for you, for me, for all of us. Edmonton must be, and will be, a city for everyone.
No child should arrive at school and be confronted with messages of hate directed at who they are. No parent should have to explain to their child why their school was targeted.
Official Statement FROM MAYOR ANDREW KNACK Hateful Graffiti Targeting an Edmonton Muslim School and Daycare
A large, multi-level playground structure sits on a black rubberized safety surface under a bright, clear blue sky. The playground is surrounded by lush green grass and mature, leafy trees.
Skyline view of Edmonton with a clear sky, featuring a mix of tall buildings and greenery. A blue triangular overlay contains text: "Edmonton welcomes municipal leaders from across Canada for FCM" with a small geometric logo.
A group of people seated in an auditorium facing a speaker at a podium. The audience includes a large group of individuals wearing orange shirts seated on steps at the back. A screen displays text, and several attendees are watching the presentation.
A Pride flag with rainbow and additional colors on a blue background. Text reads: "Pride Month. Honouring Edmonton’s queer history, celebrating joy and fostering belonging."
A graphic for Indigenous History Month featuring three symbols: a feather, a narwhal, and a fiddle. Each represents the distinct cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities, brought together in a circular flowing composition to reflect the connection between the groups. The text reads: "Indigenous History Month. Honouring Indigenous histories and cultures while working together toward reconciliation."
A group of uniformed firefighters marches in formation inside a building. They wear dark uniforms with matching caps. In the background, there are display boards featuring the Edmonton Fire Rescue Services logo and other informational posters.
Two people are sitting side by side, both wearing green lanyards. They are smiling and looking at the camera. The background shows a light-colored wall with electrical outlets visible.
A graphic with two house icons shows "2026 Provincial Education Tax Adjustment" at the top. The left house, in light blue, is labeled "Property Taxes Before Provincial Education Tax." The right house, in dark purple, is labeled "Property Taxes After Provincial Education Tax." An upward arrow connects the two houses, indicating an increase.
A group of seven people that include Mayor Knack, Councillors Thu Parmar, Reed Clarke, Anne Stevenson, Jon Morgan, and Joanne Wright are standing outdoors on grass, posing for a photo. They are in front of a sign with the logos for the City of Edmonton. The background includes trees, a fence, and a partly cloudy blue sky.
Mayor Knack stands at a podium with a "Building Edmonton" sign, while speaking outdoors. Behind him is a construction site with fencing, trees, and a "Building Edmonton" banner.
Edmonton is and always will be a vital part of Canada. Premier Smith and the UCP Government's separatist agenda is catastrophic for Edmontonians, Albertans, and all Canadians.
Moose Hide Campaign The Moose Hide Campaign Day is a call to end gender-based violence and advance reconciliation.
Andrew passes a coffee and Smile cookie to a customer through a drive through window. He is wearing a light blue shirt and black Tim Hortons Hat.
An outdoor view of Edmonton City Hall, featuring a modern glass pyramid structure and a tall clock tower. Bare trees are in the foreground, and flags are visible at half mast in front of the building.
Andrew Knack stands on a stage in a suit. Behind him, a screen displays abstract artwork and the title "HILOM: An Artistic Showcase of Grief, Gratitude, and Glory".
Spring Sweeping Underway Neighbourhood sweeping is now underway! Moving your vehicle makes room for City Crews to clear sand and debris
Blake stands in front of camera smiling while wearing a dark grey turtleneck sweater and black jacket. He has dark hair and dark glasses. The background is blurred.
A person with long dark hair stands smiling next to Mayor Knack wearing glasses, a blue beanie, and grey gloves. They are in front of a decorative beige door with an oval window.