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Article content Former city councillor Kim Krushell has thrown her hat in the ring to become Edmonton’s next mayor. Krushell announced her mayoral bid outside City Hall Wednesday morning and said she is running on three main points: economic recovery, core services and support for Edmonton’s most vulnerable. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Former city councillor Kim Krushell to take run at mayor's seat Back to video “I believe in a balanced approach, I believe in data-driven decision making and I believe that we can be bold and visionar...

Posted: Jan 27, 2021 12:14 PM MT | Last Updated: January 27 Kim Krushell, former city councillor, stands in front of the Edmonton City Hall where she announced she is running for mayor in the fall election. (Scott Neufeld/ CBC) comments Former Edmonton city councillor Kim Krushell will be running for mayor in this fall's civic election. Krushell was a city councillor for Ward 2, now named Anirniq, for three consecutive terms until she stepped down in 2013 to spend more time with her family. "I have just completed filing my nomination papers and I am running to be your next mayor," she s...

Article content The other mayoral candidates who intend to run include Cheryll Watson, the former head of Innovate Edmonton, and Diana Steele, president of the Crestwood Community League. As of Friday, Watson is the only mayoral candidate listed on the city’s website. Mayor Don Iveson announced in November that he would not be seeking re-election in October. Councillors Michael Walters and Scott McKeen have also announced they would not be running again. Councillors Sarah Hamilton, Jon Dziadyk, Bev Esslinger, Tim Cartmell and Tony Caterina have all said they would be seeking re-election. C...