Where to vote

ELECTION DAY is OCTOBER 20, 2025

You must vote at your designated polling station, usually closest to your address. Need a ride to the polls? Drop us a line at info@thuparmar.com

Not sure where to vote? Find your station with your address. Don’t forget your photo ID and proof of address!

Locations for Ward sipiwiyiniwak, OPEN 9AM-8PM:

·       Our Lady of the Prairies: 17655 64 Avenue NW

·       Laurier Heights School: 8210 142 Street NW

·       Jasper Park Community League: 8751 153 Street NW

·       Edmonton Chinese Alliance Church: 5019 199 Street NW

·       Elmwood School: 16325 83 Ave NW

·       Lymburn School: 18710 72 Ave NW

·       Bessie Nichols School: 189 Hemingway Road NW

·       Parkland Immanuel Christian School: 5320 Edgemont Blvd NW

·       Kim Hung School: 1950 Glastonbury Boulevard NW

·       Sister Annata Brockman Catholic School: 355 Hemingway Rd NW

·       St. Justin Catholic Elementary School: 8405 175 St NW

·       Meadowlark School: 9150 160 Street NW

·       Patricia Heights School: 16216 78 Avenue NW

·       Westridge-Wolf Willow Community League: 505 Wolf Willow Rd. NW

·       S. Bruce Smith School: 5545 184 Street NW

·       Parkview School: 14313 92 Avenue NW

·       Michael A. Kostek School: 5303 190 Street NW

·       Saints Church – Glastonbury: 6315 199 Street NW

·       Ormsby School: 6323 184 Street NW

·       St. Oscar Romero School: 17760 69 Avenue NW

Post-secondary Voters

Students can vote for their own ward races during the advance vote week (October 7-11). 

Voting stations will be available on select days at Concordia, MacEwan, NAIT, NorQuest and University of Alberta.

More information, including accepted forms of identification and special ballots, can be found on the City of Edmonton’s election website.

Thu Parmar

IT STARTS
WITH THU.

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Aerial view of Edmonton's North Saskatchewan River winding through a forest with autumn foliage in shades of green, yellow, and orange under a partly cloudy sky.

Why I’m running 

Strong leadership starts with strong communities. And strong communities start with vibrant neighbourhoods. 

My whole life, this city has shown me the power of local people coming together to build something better. I’m running for City Council because I believe our city needs leaders who listen, build strong relationships, and put community first. Someone who cares. Someone who will work for you and your family. 

After years of driving positive change in our ward, I’m ready to bring my community-centered experience to City Council. I’m a neighbour, parent, experienced leader, and someone who loves this city deeply. 

I’m ready to be your voice—with your help.  

Meet Thu Parmar

My vision 

I’m focused on basics and foundations: keeping our neighbourhoods safe, using our tax dollars wisely, and restoring trust between residents and City Hall. I believe in balanced budgets, transparent leadership, and practical solutions that reflect the real needs of this ward. 

I’m focused on: 

Building a
vibrant city, together! 

Safe
streets

Smart
spending

Strong, connected neighbourhoods

Community-first leadership

  • President of Cameron Heights Community League, leading and fundraising over $2.5 million to build a local spray park, outdoor skating rink, and community hall.

  • The West Edmonton District Representative on the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues, addressing issues like funding, social isolation and building community capacity.

  • Vice President with the Canadian Red Cross

  • Manager, Provincial Drug Plan with the Government of Alberta 

  • Licensed pharmacist, healthcare and policy advocate 

  • Lifelong volunteer 

It starts
with Thu.


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