In just a few days, Calgarians will choose the next city council. It’s an important moment, not only in terms of how our city is governed but how it grows, how it feels and who it’s for. It can be an opportunity for politicians, businesses and Calgarians to come together to create a clear vision for the future.

Calgary is a city with enormous potential. We have an educated population, an entrepreneurial spirit and a reputation as a place where innovation thrives. But we also face serious challenges. Public safety, especially in our downtown, has become a concern. Fifty-seven per cent of Calgarians perceive crime and social disorder to be increasing. That’s not a confidence-boosting statistic.

Restoring that confidence creates an opportunity for co-ordinated action — not just stronger enf

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