Great to meet with Robert Hayes from the Calgary Sports and Entertainment team today. From the Flames and Hitmen to the Roughnecks and Stampeders, our sports family is a huge source of pride. Excited to keep working together on the new event centre and world-class fan experience.

I stopped in to visit the family behind Kalamata Grocery over the weekend -- the Beltline shop featured in the media after recent break-ins. What stood out was their resilience and how much they care about their neighbourhood. 1/3

One of the things Calgary's Mayor can do is issue proclamations - a ceremonial declaration to recognize and observe days of significance. This week, November 15-22, 2025 is recognized as Métis Week. Since before Alberta was a province within Canada, the Métis people were here 1/4 #yyccc

I've sponsored a motion to repeal blanket rezoning -- and committee voted today to send it to full Council. As mayor, I'm committed to addressing blanket rezoning and replacing it with a community-driven approach, to restore certainty and build needed housing to support our growing city. #yyccc

Great to drop by the Secret Impro Show at Loose Moose last night -- plenty of classic "yes-and" chaos that makes improv so much fun. Calgary’s arts scene is alive and thriving, and nights like this remind me why.

I was honoured to present my first White Hat as mayor to Mayor Richard Ireland of Jasper, replacing the hat he lost when the fire took everything. A simple gesture to show Calgary stands with Jasper, as our Albertan neighbours rebuild. #yyccc

It was great to be home in East Calgary at Legion 275 this week for Remembrance Day. We honour our veterans on November 11, but our gratitude must be lived year-round through service, remembrance, and support for those who served. Lest we forget. #yyccc

Being able to join City Hall School again is enough of a reason to be back in the Mayor's Office.

Calgary's Flag Policy means any country recognized by Canada may have their flag flown at City Hall on their national day. But national flag-raisings are now creating division. Next week, we’ll move to end national flag-raisings at City Hall to keep this a safe, welcoming space for all. #yyccc

It was a pleasure to host two Grade 6 groups attending City Hall School this week in City Council Chambers and through a tour of the Office of the Mayor. We talked about how someone gets to be the mayor, what we do in City Council and how grateful my colleagues and I are to serve Calgarians. #yyccc

Proud to celebrate 35 years of the Calgary Bridge Foundation for Youth at their Youth Achievement Awards Gala. Their work has helped generations of newcomer youth find belonging, confidence, and opportunity. Congratulations to all recipients! You make Calgary proud. #yyccc

John George Pattison, 40, didn’t plan on serving in the First World War. But when his teenage son Henry, 16, lied about his age to join the war effort, John decided that going was the best way to protect him.

Great meeting with Minister François-Philippe Champagne about how Canada’s third-largest city is also its fastest growing. Good discussion about the critical investments our city needs to continue to lead our country's growth, support our economy and ensure Calgary remains the engine Canada needs.

Great to connect with representatives from the Calgary Firefighters Association during a break in today’s Council meeting. We talked about how vital it is to keep investing in emergency services and supporting those who protect our city every day. #yyccc

Each November, the Field of Crosses lines Memorial Drive with thousands of crosses, each one honouring a neighbour who gave their life in service. Walking among them reminds us that our freedom was paid for by real people, with families, dreams, and futures cut short. Our duty is to remember. #yyccc

Tonight, we mark 87 years since Kristallnacht — the Night of Broken Glass — when hate shattered lives, synagogues, and communities. Here in Calgary, we recommit to standing against antisemitism and all forms of hatred, so that history's darkest nights are never repeated. #NeverAgain #yyccc

It was great to connect with you, Prime Minister. We value how you see cities like Calgary as partners in tackling the housing shortage, improving public safety, and growing prosperity for all. Working together, we can build a stronger future for every Calgarian and every Canadian. #yyccc

It was great to visit with Premier Danielle Smith yesterday evening at the Field of Crosses. A powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by those who served, and of our shared duty to honour them through service to our communities and one another. #LestWeForget #yyccc

It was great to drop in at my home Rotary Club at Heritage Park this morning, this time as Greeter! Rotary embodies what makes Calgary special: service, connection, and a shared commitment to community. Grateful for the warm welcome and for all Rotarians do to make our city better. #yyccc

Alongside my colleague Councillor Clark, it was great to host Calgary Board of Education trustees Nancy Close and Chair Laura Hack at City Hall. We are committed to collaborating with our education partners to meet Calgary’s rapid growth and ensure every student has space to learn and thrive. #yyccc

Our new City Council spent yesterday together touring the inner city and east Calgary — listening, learning, and seeing firsthand the unique community challenges and opportunities through eachothers' eyes. We’re working together to ensure every part of Calgary is heard, safe, and supported. #yyccc

🚌🚌My city council and admin colleagues took a ride this morning on a Calgary Transit articulated bus as part of our ongoing orientation sessions. It was great and informative to visit some key community planning initiatives and future development areas around the city. #yyc #yyccc

Yesterday, Councillor Kelly (vice chair of the Executive Committee) and I spoke with Prime Minister Mark Carney. Good conversation on federal commitments and collaboration on affordable housing, community safety, and infrastructure investments, including our energy industry. #yyc #yyccc 1/

Bonne conversation hier avec le nouveau maire de Calgary, @jeromyyyc.bsky.social, sur notre collaboration qui nous permettra de bâtir des logements, de protéger nos rues et de renforcer nos communautés, ce qui va amener prospérité et sécurité pour les gens de Calgary et de tout le Canada.

Had a good conversation with Calgary’s new Mayor @jeromyyyc.bsky.social yesterday about working together to build more homes, safer streets, and stronger communities — creating more prosperity and security for Calgarians and all Canadians.

Wishing all Sikh Calgarians a wonderful Gurparab; the birthday of the first Sikh Guru, Sri Guru Nanak Dev. His teachings are a reminder to us all to earn an honest living, give thanks and share what you have with others.

Mayor Jeromy Farkas keeps saying Calgary will welcome its 2,000,000th resident in 2029. I used it as an excuse to dig into something that's been bugging me for awhile: why is it so difficult to pinpoint Calgary's exact population? #yyccc

It was great to catch up at City Hall with two standout Jewish community leaders, Rabbi Menachem and Rebbetzin Rochel Matusof. Grateful for their friendship and all they do to bring light and joy to our city. I'm looking forward to this year’s Menorah lighting at City Hall. #yyccc

A special welcome to Calgary Mayor @jeromyyyc.bsky.social and Edmonton Mayor @andrewknack.bsky.social—we look forward to your leadership at FCM’s Big City Mayors’ Caucus table.

I was grateful to be joined by my city council colleagues at the Calgary Chamber of Commerce’s State of the City Address. The state of our city is that Calgary is rising, Calgary is growing and Calgary is competing. We have what it takes. #yyccc

Great to meet today with Alexa Briggs and Angie Gelinas from the Nonprofit Chamber — two strong champions for Calgary’s changemakers. Our new Council is focused on making it easier for nonprofits to do what you do best: serve people, build community, and get things done. #yyccc

My council colleagues and I were thrilled to welcome the kids from City Hall’s daycare to trick o’ treat in Council Chambers today. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Halloween! #yyccc

On Wednesday, October 29, I had the profound honour to be sworn in to office alongside my fellow Calgary City Council members. I am so grateful for the trust placed in me and my 14 colleagues by our neighbours. 1/

As Mayor-elect, I joined Calgary's Hungarian-Canadian community to mark the 69th anniversary of the '56 Revolution -- honouring the courage of those who stood for freedom and democracy against impossible odds. Their spirit continues to inspire generations in Calgary and beyond. #yyccc

Great to catch up with J.S. Ryu from National AccessArts Centre — doing excellent work supporting artists and strengthening Calgary’s creative community. Our new Council is working to keep Calgary vibrant and make it easier for everyone to take part. #yyccc

On it!

I was pursuing a Myspace-focused strategy but this seems much better. Just kidding though. I bet we can do something to make this happen!

Great tilt at Stu Peppard Arena tonight! The U15 Royals battled hard and came out on top. Honoured to be invited to the locker room after the win. #yyccc

After my first week as Mayor-elect, it was great to drop by the Millican-Ogden Halloween Jellybean Dance! Our new Council is committed to strengthening neighbourhood life and supporting community associations and volunteers. I'd love to drop by your next event; please email [email protected]. #yyccc

Great to meet with the Calgary Chamber today. Our new Council will work quickly with business leaders to strengthen our economy, improve employment opportunities, cut red tape, and make Calgary the best place to start and grow a business. Excited for what we’ll build together! #yyccc

As Mayor-elect, I met with Calgary Police Commission and Service leadership to advance action on community and transit safety. I shared what I’ve heard from Calgarians and thanked our frontline for their dedicated service. Our new Council is moving quickly on crime & root causes. #yyccc

I don't take you for granted, Blake.

What a night. Thank you, Calgary.

We’ve heard reports of waits at some polling stations. I know that can be frustrating, but it’s also a reminder that people are showing up and making their voices heard. You'll be allowed to vote if you arrive in the line before 8 pm. Your vote counts! #yyccc

It's Election Day! The polls are open from 10am-8pm today. This election is so close; your vote will make the difference between more of the same or a new path forward. For more info, to find your polling station, or for assistance getting to the polls, visit: www.jeromy.ca/gotv #yyc #yyccc

Our team is blown away by the support and interest in a new path forward for our city. Election Day is THIS MONDAY, October 20. Make your plan to vote, reach out to our team if you need help or info on getting to the polls: www.jeromy.ca/gotv/ #yyc #yyccc #yycvotes

Committing to a safer Calgary includes ensuring that getting around the city doesn’t put our most vulnerable neighbours in harm’s way. We can work to make safe streets for our kids, seniors and all Calgarians. See more here: www.jeromy.ca/policy-brief... calgaryherald.com/news/third-p... #yyccc

A huge thanks to the taxi drivers who took the time to meet with me at the YYC Airport this morning. I’m grateful to have the opportunity to listen to your concerns and how the city can make the work you do easier. Let’s build our path forward together. For voter info, visit, jeromy.ca/vote #yyc

Appreciation to U of C Faculty of Arts Students’ Association and Women in Politics Club for hosting a great panel. A great conversation about housing, safety, jobs, and building a strong future for young Calgarians. #yyc #yycvotes #yycyouth #yycstudents #YouthEngagement #FutureofCalgary

Our campaign’s full platform is informed by conversations with people in every corner and neighbourhood of Calgary. This is our path forward. See the full platform here: jeromy.ca/platform/ #yyc #yyccc #yycvotes