Returning Regina councillors hopeful about ‘new’ term at City Hall
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Regina's new council will be sworn in Monday. Mayor Chad Bachynski and eight councillors are fresh faces at City Hall, joining Shanon Zachidniak and Jason Mancinelli.
Regina city council will look dramatically different starting Monday evening when Regina’s newest mayor and councilors are sworn in.
The mayor and eight out of 10 city councillors are all fresh faces at City Hall.
Shanon Zachidniak of Ward 8 and Jason Mancinelli of Ward 9 are the only remaining members from the 2020 council.
In the video above, Global’s Moosa Imran gives shares the hopes of the two returning councillors for the new term.
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