Recall Myles

What We Built Together

Before we talk about numbers, we want to talk about what was truly accomplished.

We built an engaged, informed, and courageous community.

We placed critical information on nearly every available doorstep in our riding.
We engaged thousands of residents who were previously unaware of what was happening.
We had meaningful conversations across neighbourhoods.
We activated citizens who had never participated in a political process before.

People who started as strangers knocked doors together — and finished as allies and friends.

Confidence grew.
New leaders emerged.
Civic literacy deepened.

That impact does not disappear when a campaign ends. It strengthens a community long-term.

In total, we gathered about 4,000 signatures.

While we did not meet the legislated threshold — a threshold widely regarded as extraordinarily high and nearly unattainable — more than 10% of our entire riding signed.

Under different legislation, that percentage would have constituted a successful citizen initiative.

Context matters.

This campaign unfolded under challenging conditions.

It began during the holiday season.
Access barriers limited where and how signatures could be collected.
There was misinformation intended to discourage participation.
Threats were directed at canvassers and local businesses, making indoor events impossible.
Freezing temperatures, snow, ice, and dark winter evenings became the norm.

And still — people showed up.

Volunteers stood outside for hours.
Canvassers knocked doors in the cold.
Station teams adapted and kept going.

Our admin team started as strangers connected by a shared belief in a better Alberta — with little to no experience running a campaign — and learned, adapted, organized, and led in real time. Just as importantly — the people who signed showed up too.
So did the people who donated funds, shared information, started hard conversations. Participation in any form required effort.

Time.
Energy.
Comfort.
Convenience.

Whether you volunteered, signed, donated, shared information, hosted materials, or encouraged someone else to participate — you sacrificed something to support this effort. That matters. This was never just about reaching a number. It was about proving that civic engagement is alive in our riding.

We built infrastructure.
We built relationships.
We built courage.
We built experience.

Those things do not disappear because a threshold was not met. They become the foundation for whatever comes next.

To every single person who participated in any way — thank you.

Campaigns may close. Deadlines may pass. But conviction does not fade because when ordinary citizens choose to show up together, community becomes power.

— The Recall Admin Team

Two locations for Monday Feb 16!

Don Bosco School: 12 pm - 2 pm, outside the school

Midnapore Mall on Midlake Blvd: 3pm - 5 pm, near Taste of the Himalayas

Just a few more days of collection left. If you can't make it out, we'll come to you at recallmyles.ca/mobile-canvas

Sunday February 15 and we've got 2 locations for your and this long weekend!

St Bonaventure School: 10 am - 12 pm, outside the school on Acadia Dr

Tempo Gas Station, Sun Valley Blvd: 1 pm - 3 pm

We have just a few days left. If you can't make it, we will come to you! recallmyles.ca/mobile-canvas and we will send a canvasser to grab your signature at YOUR convenience!

Love (and recall!) is in the air! For Valentine's day, write your signature on our petition to show how much you care for your riding!

THREE signing locations for Saturday Feb 14!

Deer Valley Mall (on Deer Ridge Drive near DQ): 11 am - 1 pm

Nickle School: 2 pm - 3:30 pm, outside the school

Midlake Blvd (South End): 2 pm - 4 pm, near pathway into Fish Creek

Happy Friday February 13! What better way to crush your long weekend than to sign our petition? Two locations to help you out today.

Queensland Community Centre: 2 - 4 pm, outside the centre

Sunpark Drive: 4:30 - 6:30 pm, between Renfrew & Siksika Nation Engineering

We'll even come to you if you've got a busy weekend! recallmyles.ca/mobile-canvas

Two signing locations for today Thursday Feb 12!

St Philip School: 11 am to 1 pm, outside the school

Midsun Community Centre: 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm

2 locations today Wed Feb 11!

Midsun Jr High School: 5 - 6:30 pm, on Sunmills drive

627 Lake Bonavista Dr: 5:30 - 7 pm

TWO locations today Tue Feb 10! If you can't make these today, we've got signings all week long!

Sundance Shopping Strip: 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm, on Sunmills Drive

St Phillip School: 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm, outside the school

As the weather starts to drop again, don't worry, we'll come to you! Just submit a request at recallmyles.ca/mobile-canvas and you can stay warm while we grab your signature.

Small update! Today's Queensland Drive location will now be from 4:45 - 6:15 pm.

Happy Monday Feb 9th! We are in our final two weeks of signature collection. If you haven't signed yet, come on by! We've got 3 spots throughout the riding today!

MidSun Community Centre: 1 pm - 3 pm, outside on the Blvd

Deer Run Dr Green Space: 5 pm - 6:30 pm, on Deer Run between Deerbow Gate and Deer Run Cres)

Queensland Drive: 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm, across from Wilma Hansen

Want us to come to you? Request a visit at recallmyles.ca/mobile-canvas and you can stay comfy at home.