Mohammad Ali Kamal for Pihêsiwin Ward
Building stronger communities through business development, community connection, and efficient urban mobility for all Pihêsiwin Ward residents.
Meet Mohammad Ali Kamal
Mohammad Ali Kamal is a dedicated community leader and advocate for the residents of Pihêsiwin Ward. With a passion for community-driven development and a commitment to efficient, accountable governance, Mohammad Ali is running for city council to bring practical solutions to our community.
Mohammad Ali has been actively involved in various community initiatives, working to support local businesses, foster community connections, and improve how we move through our city.
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Making it easier to build and operate local businesses that strengthen Edmonton's neighbourhoods through reduced red tape and streamlined processes.
Investing in programs that bring neighbours together through low-barrier activities, inclusive programming, and resident-led initiatives.
Improving how Edmontonians move through the city—faster, safer, and smarter with practical commute solutions and transparent project management.
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Find My WardLand Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that the Pihêsiwin ᐱᐦᐁᓯᐏᐣ ward we reside in is located within Treaty Six Territory. Treaty Six Territory is the homeland for the diverse First Nations Peoples and their ancestors, such as the nêhiyaw ᓀᐦᐃᔭᐤ (neh-HEE-oh / Cree), Dene (deh-NEH), Anishinaabe ᐊᓂᔑᓈᐯ (ah-nish-in-ah-bay) / Plains Ojibwe, Îyethka / Nakoda / Nakota / Stoney / Assiniboine (na-koh-tah / ah-sin-ne-bow-een), and Niitsitapi ᖹᐟᒧᐧᒣᑯ / Blackfoot (nee-it-see-tah-peh) peoples. Alongside, this land is also to the home of the Métis (may-tee), as well as one of the largest communities of Inuit (in-you-it) south of the 60th parallel. It cannot be overstated that the impacts of colonialism have been profound and lasting on Indigenous Peoples of this land. We are committed to honour and respect their histories, languages, traditions, and cultures as we work towards truth and reconciliation, and work to build a better future together.