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At least 6 Regina city councillors will not run in November election

At least six of the 10 Regina city council seats will feature new elected officials after next month's election.

Municipalities across the province head to the polls on Nov. 13

Alexander Quon · CBC News ·
An aerial view of Regina city hall, located at 2476 Victoria Avenue.
Six of the 10 members of Regina's city council are not seeking re-election to their council seats. (CBC/Radio-Canada)

Regina city council will have a new appearance after next month's municipal election. 

At the final meeting of this council's term on Wednesday, Mayor Sandra Masters thanked her colleagues who were not seeking re-election. 

They include Ward 1 Coun. Cheryl Stadnichuk, Ward 3 Coun. Andrew Stevens, Ward 5 Coun. John Findura, Ward 6 Coun. Dan LeBlanc and Ward 10 Coun. Landon Mohl. 

Ward 4 Coun. Lori Bresciani will not seek re-election for council but will instead face off with Masters in the mayoral race. 

That means at least six of the 10 council seats are guaranteed to have new faces after the municipal election. 

Ward 2 Coun. Bob Hawkins, Ward 7 Coun. Terina Nelson, Ward 8 Coun. Shanon Zachidniak and Ward 9 Coun. Jason Mancinelli have all confirmed they will see re-election. 

The official nomination period for candidates to register will close on Wednesday. 

Municipalities across the province head to the polls on Nov. 13

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Alexander Quon

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Alexander Quon has been a reporter with CBC Saskatchewan since 2021 and is happy to be back working in his hometown of Regina after half a decade in Atlantic Canada. He has previously worked with the CBC News investigative unit in Nova Scotia and Global News in Halifax. Alexander specializes in municipal political coverage and data-reporting. He can be reached at: alexander.quon@cbc.ca.

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