Harman Singh Kandola brings deep Edmonton roots and a passion for creating inclusive communities to Ward Sspomitapi. Born and raised in Edmonton to immigrant parents from Punjab, he understands firsthand the journey of families working to build better lives and stronger neighborhoods.
Named one of Edmonton's Top 40 Under 40, Harman has built a remarkable career that bridges legal expertise with community service. As a Partner at a law firm specializing in commercial litigation and Vice President at Victory Homes, he brings both professional insight and practical business experience to City Hall. His transition from law to homebuilding reflects his desire to create tangible positive change—building not just houses, but opportunities for families across Sspomitapi.
This unique professional background gives Harman valuable insights into both the legal frameworks that govern city operations and the practical realities of development and construction. His experience in commercial litigation has honed his ability to analyze complex problems, negotiate effectively, and advocate for his clients—skills that will serve Ward Sspomitapi well at City Council. His work in housing development has given him firsthand knowledge of the challenges and opportunities in creating vibrant, livable communities.
Beyond his professional work, Harman has dedicated himself to community service through leadership roles with the Newcomer Centre, the World Sikh Organization of Canada, and Edmonton's Anti-Racism Advisory Committee. He co-founded a digital Punjabi news site to ensure diverse voices are heard and represented. These experiences reflect his deep commitment to building bridges between communities and ensuring everyone has a voice in shaping our city's future.
As your councillor for Sspomitapi, Harman will bring his proven leadership and deep commitment to inclusive community building—working to ensure every family in the ward has access to safe neighborhoods, responsive city services, and the opportunity to thrive. His unique blend of legal expertise, business acumen, and community advocacy makes him ready to turn challenges into opportunities for Ward Sspomitapi.
Harman is running with the Better Edmonton Party because he believes our city needs a practical, responsible approach to governance that respects taxpayers while investing strategically in Edmonton's future. He is committed to the party's core principles of fiscal responsibility, practical solutions, collaborative leadership, transparent governance, and strategic vision.