Here are your Regina mayoral candidates
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Will Sandra Masters keep her title as mayor of Regina? Or will residents vote in a new person to lead the Queen City? Here are your mayoral candidates.
Regina’s municipal election is fast approaching, and the chance to select who will be the next mayor is up to you.
Eleven people are running for mayor, with the election set for Wednesday.
Here are your candidates.
A member of Pasqua First Nation, Brevann Fox has lived in Regina for many years. She has a bachelor of arts and a master’s in administration/leadership from the University of Regina.
Bill Pratt is a former executive of Eden Care Homes, a non-profit focused on low-income housing and senior care.
Pratt has focused his campaign on “getting the city back on track” while bringing people back downtown. He also wants to increase the population and strengthen the business community.
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