Brian Thiessen

This campaign was never about me, it was about you, it was about Calgary. To everyone who gave their time, talent, and heart - thank you for believing in me and The Calgary Party. The campaign may be over, but our work continues.

Polls have closed, but if you’re in line, please stay in line, every vote counts!

Polls close in one hour. If you’re still on your way, don’t turn back, as long as you’re in line before 8 PM, you’re guaranteed to vote. Every ballot counts. This is our chance to choose a bold and common sense path forward. thecalgaryparty.ca/vote

Heading home from work? Making voting part of your commute! thecalgaryparty.ca/vote

I’m spending time reaching out to voters, sharing information about where they can vote, and answering questions about The Calgary Party and our plan for a bold future. thecalgaryparty.ca/vote

Have you made your plan to vote yet? Grab a friend, head to the polls, and let’s shape Calgary’s future together. Where to vote: thecalgaryparty.ca/vote Our plan for a bold, common sense future: thecalgaryparty.ca/plan

Today’s the day, Calgary. I’m asking for your vote, and your trust, in me and The Calgary Party to build a city that works for you, and only you.

Still undecided in Calgary? Check out our #RealTalkRJ #YYC Mayoral Debate featuring @JyotiGondek, @JeromyYYC, @SonyaSharpYYC, @JeffDavisonYYC and @BrianTYYC: rtrj.info/101025YYCRTRT #yyccc #abpoli

14 wards in 14 hours, and there is no denying that Calgarians want change. While those like Mr. Farkas have spent this campaign apologizing for their record, I have built a team and, developed a real plan for change. Tomorrow, vote for real leadership, vote Brian Thiessen.

I see a Calgary that works for everyone, where the Mayor and Council answer first and only to you, where your voice guides City Hall, not politics or partisanship. Tomorrow, we choose our future. Vote, and encourage your neighbours to join you at the ballot box.

Small businesses and local entrepreneurs are the engines of our economy, and help drive the livability and vibrancy of our city. I’ll treat them as real partners in city building, not afterthoughts, instead of tearing up main streets multiple times, we’ll build smarter.

Calgarians feel they were ignored about blanket rezoning. We need to fix it. But repealing it would cost $225M in funding and make homes $50K more expensive. I’ll do the hard work to fix zoning right and keep building the housing that Calgary needs.

The Calgary Party has already visited 5 of the 14 Wards, consumed several boxes of timbits, and has had countless conversations with folks ready to vote on Monday! 🗳️✅

Calgary can’t afford Sonya Sharp and Danielle Smith. No plan. Just chaos. Closing the Sheldon Chumir site without a solution will cost lives and endanger our neighbourhoods. I’m the only candidate with a real plan to restore safety, compassion, and common sense to our city.

The Calgary Party is everywhere today, visiting neighbourhoods in every ward. We’re knocking on doors, putting up signs, and most importantly, talking with Calgarians before they head to the polls on Monday. Our momentum is real, our energy is high, Calgary is ready for change.

“We’re the come from behind campaign, and I’m confident that I have the team and strategy to win this thing” @calgaryherald joined me on the campaign trail to learn more about The Calgary Party and why I am running to serve Calgary. calgaryherald.com/news/its-been-…

Tonight’s real winner? Calgarians. October 20, the choice is yours, vote.

Calgary carries this province - we’re the economic engine that keeps Alberta moving - but Danielle Smith treats us like an afterthought. It’s time we got our fair share, and a Mayor who won’t be afraid to fight for it. 6/6

✅ Put affordable housing first with real investment, real homes, real results. ✅ Safe streets and accessible transit that is clean, secure, reliable for all ✅ Major projects that make sense, getting the green line back on track 5/6

Danielle Smith’s policies have more holes than a street in downtown Calgary. As costs rise and services crumble, Danielle Smith is forcing Calgary to fill gaps in housing, public safety, mental health, and infrastructure. And it’s costing Calgarians hundreds of millions. 1/6