Here are the federal candidates running in southern Sask. ridings
With Canadians heading back to the polls in September, federal political parties have declared their candidates in preparation for a brisk campaign.
The campaign for the late summer election kicked off on August 15, with election day set for September 20.
Elections Canada issued its list of confirmed candidates on Sept. 1.
Here’s a look at the candidates running in southern Saskatchewan ridings in 2021.
REGINA-LEWVAN
Conservative - Warren Steinley
Green - Michael Wright
Liberal - Susan Cameron
NDP - Tria Donaldson
PPC - Rod Kletchko
REGINA-QU’APPELLE
Conservative - Andrew Scheer
Green - Naomi Hunter
Liberal - Cecilia Melanson
NDP - Annaliese Bos
PPC - Andrew Yubeta
REGINA-WASCANA
Conservative - Michael Kram
Green -Victor Lau
Liberal - Sean McEachern
NDP - Erin Hidlebaugh
PPC - Mario Milanovski
CYPRESS HILLS-GRASSLANDS
Conservative - Jeremy Patzer
Green - Carol Vandale
Liberal - Mackenzie Hird
NDP - Alex McPhee
PPC - Charles Hislop
Maverick Party - Mark Skagen
MOOSE JAW-LAKE CENTRE-LANIGAN
Conservative - Fraser Tolmie
Green - Isaiah Hunter
Liberal - Katelyn Zimmer
NDP - Talon Regent
PPC - Chey Craik
Maverick Party - David Craig Townsend
SOURIS-MOOSE MOUNTAIN
Conservative - Robert Kitchen
Liberal - Javin Ames Sinclair
NDP - Hannah Ann Duerr
PPC - Diane Neufeld
Maverick Party - Greg Douglas
YORKTON-MELVILLE
Conservative - Cathy Wagantall
Green - Valerie Brooks
Liberal - Jordan Ames-Sinclair
NDP - Halsten Rust
PPC - Braden Robertson
Maverick Party - Denise Loucks
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