Belinda Crowson, known by her Blackfoot name A’okiwennowa (“Seen By All”), has served on Lethbridge City Council since 2017 and is now in her third term. 

Born and raised in southern Alberta, Belinda attended the University of Lethbridge, earning degrees in both Education and Biochemistry. 

Belinda is a passionate advocate for the importance and relevance of local government. She welcomes questions, concerns, and comments from residents, offering regular office hours on Thursday mornings and flexible meeting times by appointment. One of her favourite aspects of being a councillor is engaging with students touring City Hall, discussing governance, and collaborating with residents and organizations to find solutions that benefit the entire community. 

Each year, members of Council are assigned to various boards, committees and commissions. For 2025-2026, Belinda sits on the following committees:

Board, Committee and Commission Appointments:
* Inter-Municipal Committee (City and Lethbridge County)
* Community Futures -- Lethbridge Region
* Inter-City Forum on Social Policy

Standing Policy Committees:
* Governance Standing Policy Committee
* Audit Standing Policy Committee

Prior to joining City Council, Belinda was the Museum Educator at the Galt Museum & Archives. She continues to be deeply involved in local history and volunteers with the Lethbridge Historical Society, publishing several books, leading walking tours and educational programs throughout the year and advocating for historic buildings.  

Stay informed about City Council, issues facing Lethbridge, and community events by following Belinda on social media.

Facebook: Belinda4Council

Instagram: belindacrowson