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Our Campaign Runs on People. Not Politics

Keeping Ward 1 independent takes all of us. Whether you have five minutes, five hours, or five friends to bring along, there is a way you can make a real difference. Our campaign empowers people-first action, built on neighbours connecting, collaborating, and lifting our community together.

Join the Movement

Help Us Reach Your Neighbors

Believe in people, local business, and building stronger communities? So does Dan and he can’t do it alone.

Host a Conversation

Invite Dan to meet your neighbors, your book club, your parent group or just a few friends over coffee. He’s here to listen, not lecture.

Endorse Dan

Lend your voice to a campaign powered by community. A simple post, video, or conversation can go a long way.

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Join Dan’s People-First Campaign

Whether you love meeting people or prefer to work behind the scenes, there’s a place for you in Dan’s campaign. From canvassing and data entry to social media support, we welcome every passion and schedule.

Donate

Help Us Make It Happen

Every dollar goes toward grassroots outreach and inclusive engagement. Win or lose, any surplus funds will be donated back to your local community association because this campaign is for people, not power.

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Support Dan Olesen

By displaying a sign, you’re helping share Dan’s message as an Independent Voice for Ward 1. Every sign placed in our community builds visibility and strengthens the movement for better local leadership.

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Whether it’s in front of your home, at your business, or in a high-traffic location, your support makes a real impact. Together, we can bring a fresh perspective to Calgary City Council.

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Help Keep Ward 1 Independent

This campaign is powered by people. Every action makes an impact, from volunteering and spreading the word to making a small donation. Together, we can keep Ward 1 independent and ensure your voice is heard at City Hall.

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