Councillor Michelle Young

I don't care if your 3 or 103......bullying is wrong! Today is Pink Shirt Day and a day to stand together against bullying. Picking on someone, saying cruel things behind their back or on social media or just treating people badly generally is NOT OK!! If you're a victim of bullying - know that there are many people that you can talk to and that you ARE NOT ALONE! If you are a bully - please think before you act or speak. Remember that your words are very strong and ca...n cause lasting damage. And most importantly, it's never to late to STOP! The bullying in our society must stop! #pinkshirtday #stopbullyingstandupspeakout #nomorebullying #bekind See more

Tomorrow is Pink Shirt Day!!! #stopbullyingstandupspeakout #nomorebullying #pinkshirtday

Bulllying does not just affect children, but this stat is heartbreaking. Pink shirt day is Wednesday February 24th. Its time we stood together and put an end to bullying #stopbullyingstandupspeakout #pinkshirtday #nomorebullying

At the end of last year, Mayor Chalmers issued a video reflecting on 2020. The 2020 Year in Review report is now available and summarizes efforts and progress made towards Council’s commitments. Topics include: Tax cuts Getting utilities under control... Foundational work at City Hall Addressing seniors’ issues Progress on transit Economic development initiatives Recreation developments (including a new civic centre announcement) Capital project and parks updates Updates about innovative policies Improved communication Pandemic response details A printed version of that report is now available and can be requested from any member of Council. A digital version and the video can be found at https://www.chestermere.ca/news