Civic elections
To vote in a municipal (civic) election, you must be a Canadian citizen, 18 years or older and have lived in Alberta for six months.
The City of Edmonton operates a number of boards and agencies to deal with matters from animal control to subdivision and developments appeals. Any person can apply to be on a board. City Council then selects the people they feel will do the best job.
City of Edmonton Government
City Government Here you will find information on Edmonton's 13 elected representatives and all the civic departments charged with the City of Edmonton’s day to day operations – the people and departments that plan, develop and maintain our necessary services, including roads, public transit, water and sewers, fire and police protection, and parks.
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Civic Elections City of Edmonton website provides information about local civic elections. http:/
Other Orders of Government
Government of Canada Under the Constitution of Canada, the Government of Canada makes laws for the entire country, while each provincial or territorial government makes laws that apply only in that province or territory. http://www.canada.gc.ca/home.html


