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Charlie Clark

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SKU Saskatoon

Charlie Clark has been the mayor of Saskatoon since 2016, with a background in urban planning and social justice. Clark’s leadership has focused on fostering reconciliation with Indigenous communities, improving public transit, and addressing housing issues. He has worked to make Saskatoon more inclusive and sustainable, emphasizing the need for urban growth that benefits all residents.

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Education

University of Saskatchewan, MA in Political Science

Work Experience

City councillor

Platform

Urban planning, affordable housing, and reconciliation with Indigenous communities.

Campaign Promises

Promises: ease the property‑tax burden by focusing on efficient growth (densifying downtown), introduce environmental innovations such as converting the municipal fleet to electric vehicles and retrofit buildings, embrace technology to save $40 million and build partnerships with other governmentsglobalnews.ca.

Current Status

Status: Partially achieved (≈60 %). Clark’s council has saved millions through initiatives like LED streetlights, GPS for city vehicles, improved snow removal, reorganised fire services and renegotiated phone contractsglobalnews.ca. Downtown densification is underway but tax relief remains limited.

Current Focus

Current focus: implementing further efficiency measures and promoting sustainable urban growth.
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