Bannerman School

Bessie Nichols School

Caernarvon School

Clara Tyner School

Coronation School

Delton Elementary School

Dr. Lila Fahlman School

Ecole Escuela Grandin School

Florence Hallock School

George P. Nicholson School

Hillview Elementary School

Hilwie Hamdon School

Horse Hill School

Lendrum Elementary School

Malcolm Tweddle School

McKee School

McLeod Elementary School

Monsignor William Irwin School

Northmount School

Norwood Elementary School

Oliver Elementary School

Our Lady of the Prairies School

Parkallen School

Queen Alexandra School

Rideau Park School

Rio Terrace School

Rutherford School

Sakaw School

St. Basil School

St. Maria Goretti School

Steinhauer School

Weinlos School

Youngstown School

We want to thank each and every child who

helped write this story. Over 1,600 kids across

all twelve wards shared their vision of what

kind of city they want to live in. This comic is as

much written by them as it is for them. Everyday

we make choices in the City Plan that will define

Edmonton for decades to come. Kids need to be

at the heart of those choices and that means

asking them what they think.

We also want to send appreciation to both

Superintendents Joan Carr from Edmonton

Catholic School District and Daryl Robertson

from Edmonton Public School Board who

provided the leadership and believed in making

this project a success. Additionally, we would

like to thank all of the administration and

dozens of teachers at 34 different fourth,

fifth, and sixth Grade EPSB and ECSD schools

that facilitated this activity with their students.

We thank you for your commitment to ensuring

the voices of children are taken seriously.

We Built a city!

“So what did your group make for the science fair?”

But we’re gonna need a time machine

to get there

you’re gonna want to suit up

for this

People have a lot of different

names for it

2 million people live here

So we built them a sustainable transportation network

But people still get around in different ways

There’s always stuff going on in the city

we built

and everyone is always welcome

This place is extraordinary kids

But there are a bunch of jobs to be done if we

wanna keep it running

. . . and building

. . . and Healthy

. . . and Moving

. . . and Beautiful

AND CLEAN

Where are we going now? We’re already here. This

is how we power our city

But Ms. Q, we’ve gotta go back

Because Now we have to build it

I want to stay in the city you all have built

Why would we ever leave?