Municipal Election 2024

Q. Why are you running for council?

A. I’m running for council because I feel the city has way more potential than is being realized. I want this city to be a place that my children will want to return to after university. With the increase in crime and dilapidated roads and infrastructure, our city has taken a wrong turn that needs to be righted.

Q. Do you have experience in public service/community boards/politics?

The following is Ezizor's responses to the questions that we posed to all candidates:

Q: Why are you running for council?

Here are Blanc's responses to questions that we posed to all of the candidates:

Q: Why are you running for council?

Below are Steven's answers to the questions we posed to all city council candidates:

Q: Why are you running for council?

A: I am running for council as I believe that I can make a difference in Moose Jaw. I love the city I have lived in for my entire life.

Q: Do you have experience in public service/community boards/politics?

Below are Delaurier's answers to the questions we posed to all city council candidates:

Q: Why are you running for council?

A: My strong background in both business and social work equips me to tackle Moose Jaw's key issues, like housing, jobs, and social challenges. Having lived here for over 45 years, I’ve raised a family, owned businesses, and worked with our community’s most vulnerable. My priorities are community safety, new jobs, and affordable housing, driven by the belief that "If there is a need, there is a way.

During the Swift Current city council candidate forum Wednesday night, the biggest issues facing Swift Current were discussed.
 
Council hopefuls both new and potentially returning were given a chance to answer the questions being fielded for a minute each.
 

The City of Swift Current is offering a free bus to those who want to attend tonight's municipal forum at the Living Sky Casino.

The forum features the ten candidates for Swift Current City Council from 6:30pm until 8pm.

The contact number for the free bus is 306-741-1587. Service will run from 6pm till 9pm.

It is a call-to-ride service so that number will connect you with the driver to make arrangements.

The five candidates in the running to become the next mayor of Moose Jaw took part in an all-candidates forum on Tuesday night at the Moose Jaw Events Centre. 

Taking part in the forum were Clive Tolley, Crystal Froese, James Murdock, Mike Simpkins and Kim Robinson. 

Some of the subjects that were touched upon during the forum included: 

A former law enforcement officer has thrown his name in the hat to run for the position of Mayor of the Town of Shaunavon.

Drew Grainger is keen to bring over three decades of public service experience, a willingness to lead, and a collaborative mindset to the table. 

Grainger served as an RCMP for 32 years before purchasing a house in Shaunavon in 2021 to renovate over the year, making the move from Vancouver with his wife in 2022.

Councillor for the Rural Municipality of Swift Current, Rick Kehler, has announced that he's running for the position of Reeve this year.

Kehler has lived in the Rural Municipality for his entire life and has served as a councillor for the past 12 years.

The Wymark resident is hoping to bring years of experience, a team-oriented approach, and an open line of communication to the table if elected.