News Optimist - Elections Archive

I have worked in municipal offices for fifteen years in Battleford and Denholm, for the Battlefords School Division and on the Parks and Recreation Board. My vision for Battleford includes continued growth and sustainability of local businesses.

I have been working in North Battleford, as a speech and language pathologist, since 1984. My husband, Ken, and I raised our children, Karen and Mark here and are grateful for all the opportunities this community has provided.

I am a councillor and a grocery store co-owner, an active member of the transit committee and city representative to the Dekker Centre board. Infrastructure concerns are top of the list.

I am the assistant Sales Manager at Anderson Pump House, where I have worked for over 10 years. Battleford has been my home almost my entire life. My wife Penny and I have raised our family here over the last 16 years.

I am a first-term councillor and the owner of James Auto Repair. My vision of North Battleford is to see growth in all sectors.

As towns and cities in Saskatchewan prepare for their municipal elections Oct. 24, Access7 is airing candidate profiles and forums, as well as live election day coverage for communities around the province.

I am general manager of Super 8. My reason for running for council is to be the peoples' voice to have better accountability and fairness at City Hall.

I work at Prairie North Health Region and my board memberships include Métis Child and Family Services, Aboriginal Week Committee and Sask. Culture Inc.

I am seeking a seat on the North Battlefords Council because: I feel change is necessary at the council level to ensure a new prospective is received on the development and future of our community.

My main employment is at the Battlefords Tribal Council as director of justice. I am one of five members of the Public Complaints Commission of Saskatchewan.