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Municipal Election·Calgary Ward 12

Shane Keating re-elected in Ward 12

Shane Keating will be on council for four more years after winning the election in his ward Monday.
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Shane Keating will be on council for four more years after winning the election in his ward Monday.

Keating won here in 2010 and has been outspoken in his push for better transit in the sprawling southeast ward. Stephanie Kusie was the only challenger to step forward against him.

Traffic has been a hot topic in the past, but Stoney Trail should finally open this fall after years of construction headaches.

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Ward Demographics

       
  • Population: 86,390
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  • Per cent population: 7.5%
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  • Total dwellings: 32,827
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  • Percentage of home ownership: 87.57%
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  • Vacancy rate: 1.83%
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  • Largest age group: 25-34
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  • Transportation:   
           
    • Bicycle: 55 Transit: 2,302 Drove alone: 19,087 
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  • Current alderman: Shane Keating
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  • Communities: Auburn Bay, Copperfield, Cranston, Douglasdale/Glen, Mahogany, Mckenzie Lake, Mckenzie Towne, New Brighton, Seton, Shepard Industrial*

*Shepard Industrial als part of Ward 9

Registered candidates 

City Councillor

Public School Board

  • Malik Amery
  • Greg Humphreys
  • Helen Mowat
  • Todd Neuman
  • Christina Brewerton Steed
  • WINNER: Amber Stewart

Catholic School Board

  • Cathie Williams - Acclaimed, no vote held Oct. 21.

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