Federal Election is October 21, 2019 This month eligible voters in the area can caste their ballot at the polls to form the 43rd Canadian Parliament. Occupying the southwestern corner of Saskatchewan, the Cypress Hills-Grasslands riding covers an area of roughly 77,822 square kilometres. This election year the riding features a full slate of candidates.… Continue reading 2019 Federal Election: Candidates for the Cypress Hills-Grasslands Riding
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Ken Francis wins Kindersley constituency By-Election
“I will be a representative first, politician second.” Ken Francis Landslides Kindersley Constituency By-Election Last Thursday, Ken Francis of the Saskatchewan Party was elected to the seat of the Kindersley Constituency after it was vacated by Bill Boyd early fall of 2017. Out of the 3,792 votes cast during the by-election, Francis collected a whopping… Continue reading Ken Francis wins Kindersley constituency By-Election
UPDATE: Ken Francis Wins By-Election
“I will be a representative first, politician second.” Ken Francis landslides Kindersley Constituency By-election Ken Francis of the Saskatchewan Party won the March 1st Byelection in the Kindersley Constituency by a landslide of 88.1% of the vote. Runner-up candidate Travis Hebert of the NDP didn’t quite make 10%, as his votes stalled at 9.9% at… Continue reading UPDATE: Ken Francis Wins By-Election
Candidates Contest for MLA Position in Kindersley Constituency
One of the first orders of business addressed by Premier Scott Moe was to call for a by-election for the Swift Current, Melfort and Kindersley constituencies. While all candidates have until February 13 to declare their intention to run, two candidates have already thrown their hats in to the ring for the election on March… Continue reading Candidates Contest for MLA Position in Kindersley Constituency
Goodbye Brad, Hello Scott
After a tight leadership race, and winning by a majority of 53.87% during the fifth ballot count, Scott Moe became the new Saskatchewan Party Leader and Saskatchewan’s new Premier, replacing previous leader and Premier, Brad Wall. Since the notice of retirement from former Premier Brad Wall in August 2017, the Saskatchewan Party has been planning… Continue reading Goodbye Brad, Hello Scott
Cover Story: Ken Francis
Ken Francis Now SaskParty Candidate This past Monday, Ken Francis, Deputy Major and Town Councillor for Kindersley, took the lead over five other nominees to become the Kindersley constituency’s Candidate for the upcoming bi-election. Proud supporters cheered as the elated Francis first popped a kiss to his wife, Karen, before striding over to the stage… Continue reading Cover Story: Ken Francis
Ken Francis Wins SaskParty Candidate
Congratulations to local Councillor Ken Francis, who has won the candidate nomination race, becoming a new part of the Saskatchewan Party government and candidate for Kindersley’s MLA bi-election. Francis said “I’m ecstatic about winning the nomination and grateful to the people who made it possible.” Francis aims to take his position as a part of… Continue reading Ken Francis Wins SaskParty Candidate
Six Candidates Contend for Upcoming MLA Nomination
An Overview of the Six Candidates Darwin Whitfield Born, raised, and continuing to live on a century-old family farm outside of Coleville, Darwin Whitfield and his wife of 35 years, Michele, have raised two children and now enjoy four grandchildren. Whitfield’s experience includes the following: 22 Years Municipal Governance for the RM of Oakdale… Continue reading Six Candidates Contend for Upcoming MLA Nomination
Kindersley Election Countdown
By Rina Rast, Kindersley Social, October 25, 2016 Countdown As Kindersley stands on the brink of Municipal Election Day and the hours count down until the polls open tomorrow morning (Oct. 26th), the 12 candidates for Council and 2 candidates for mayor are preparing for a big day. With the community’s marked interest in this… Continue reading Kindersley Election Countdown
Town of Kindersley: Municipal Voting Day Details
The Town of Kindersley’s Municipal Voting Day is Wednesday, October 26—just two days away! The voting will take place from 9:00 am to 8:00 p.m. at the Elizabeth School gymnasium, 200 5th Avenue East. Residents of Kindersley will be casting their ballots for six councilors and a mayor. In order to vote, you must be:… Continue reading Town of Kindersley: Municipal Voting Day Details