Prince Albert City Hall. (File photo/ paNOW Staff)

By Nigel Maxwell

Municipal election

Three people vying for Mayor’s chair in Prince Albert

Oct 9, 2024 | 5:07 PM

Update: This is according to Thursday’s final list from the city clerk’s office.

The nomination deadline has now passed for Prince Albert’s municipal election and there are three people running for Mayor.

Incumbent Greg Dionne is challenged by Bill Powalinsky and Brittany Smith, who is a local realtor and who has discussed plans in the past to revitalize the downtown.

Tony Head has been acclaimed in Ward 3, as well as Blake Edwards in Ward 6 and Darren Solomon in Ward 8.

All the other wards are contested.

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Final list:

Mayor: Greg Dionne, Bill Powalinsky, and Brittany Smith

Ward 1: Daniel Brown and Larry Vandal

Ward 2: Meghan Mayer and Troy Parenteau

Ward 4: Bryce Laewetz and Perry Trusty

Ward 5: Stephen Ring and Shaun Harris

Ward 7: Dawn Kilmer and Dennis Nowoselsky

Prince Albert Roman Catholic Separate School Div. 6 – in city subdivison (acclaimed)

Crystal Halliday

Patrick Hordyski

Jason Kopchynski

Andrea Ring

Darryl Sande

Suzanne Stubbs

Saskatchewan Rivers Public School Division No. 119 – in city subdivision

Alex Crawley

Michael Dormuth

Kurtis Hamel

Barry Hollick

Mira Lewis

Arne Lindberg

Daphne Masih

Shayne Morley

Alan Nunn

Cherie Rustulka

Darcy Sander

Timothy Yeaman

Election day is Nov. 13.

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