The Liberals have announced they have a candidate in Battlefords-Lloydminster.
He is Larry Ingram of Turtleford, who was nominated by acclamation by the party's riding association last week. News of his nomination was released Saturday.
He now takes on incumbent Conservative Gerry Ritz in the federal election called for Oct. 19.
According to the Liberals, Ingram works in the sheet metal trade in Turtleford. He has done historic buildings, old barns, houses, sheds and schools.
He has also stood as a Liberal candidate before at the provincial level.
Ingram's nomination concludes what has been an at-times rocky candidate search process for the Liberals. The party's original nominee, North Battleford city councillor Ray Fox, withdrew following a controversial social media posting in June.
According to their news release, Ingram's campaign office will be at 230 Main Street in Turtleford.
With the Conservatives and Liberals with candidates in place, attention now turns to the New Democrats. They will officially nominate their candidate at a meeting Aug.16 in North Battleford.
