Estelle Hjertaas is a Legal Aid lawyer. As a Prince Albert resident, she has founded three community organizations: PA Salsa, PA Young Professionals and co-founded the Dolly Parton Imagination Library of Prince Albert. She has also served on the board of eight others, including the YWCA, the JMC Public Library and La Société Canadienne-Française de Prince Albert. In her spare time she enjoys outdoor activities ranging from hunting to skiing to paddling. Estelle holds a Bachelor of Arts from McGill University, and Common and Civil Law degrees (with an environmental law designation) from University of Ottawa.

Randy Hoback is the incumbent member of parliament for the federal riding of Prince Albert. He was recently appointed as a member of the House of Commons Special Committtee on the Economic Relationship Between Canada and the United States by Conservative Party Leader Erin O’Toole. During his time as a Parliamentarian, Randy has served in many different roles including the Chair and Vice-Chair of the House of Commons Standing Committee on International Trade and the Standing Committee on Agriculture & Agri-Food. Randy was born in Prince Albert and grew up in Canwood. He holds a business administration certificate through the University of Saskatchewan and a Chartered Director’s designation (C. Dir.), which he completed through McMaster University’s Chartered Directors College. Randy is married and has two children.

Heather Schmitt is a small business owner from Carrot River. In 2016, after completing her diploma in Business Administration from Lakeland College, she started her own business; HS Performance Horses, providing equine therapy and Schmitt Organics – a farm-gate beef sales business. She also does contract work in Organic Certification as an Administrator for chapters under TransCanada Organic Certification Services. Heather is involved in 4-H and is an avid barrel racer. Unlike any other federal party, the Maverick Party will only represent the best interests of the West.

Joseph McCrea was born in Saskatoon and recently moved to Melfort. He is married a father to three children. Joseph is a property manager by day and a voice for freedom outside of his work hours. Joseph has a passion for Canada and the people here to be aware of their fights. He stands for and values freedom, liberty, truth, prosperity, and the overall wellbeing of Canadians.

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Kelly Block was first elected to the House of Commons representing the riding of Saskatoon-Rosetown-Biggar on October 14, 2008 and was re-elected on May 2, 2011. She was elected as the MP for the newly created riding of Carlton Trail-Eagle Creek in 2015 and again in 2019. Kelly has served on several standing Committees, over the past ten years, as well as Special Committees including the Committee on Violence Against Indigenous Women and the Special Subcommittee on a Code of Conduct for Members. Prior to being elected as a Member of Parliament, Kelly served on the town council of Waldheim for three terms, serving two of those terms as Mayor. At the same time, she was a member of the Saskatoon Regional Health Authority and the Director of Administration at Forest Grove Community Church. Kelly and her husband Milton have four children and eleven grandchildren.

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Mike Bohach was born and raised in Saskatoon and currently lives in Martensville with his family. He has been married for 17 years to his wife Erin and together they have two boys. They have also been foster parents for four years. Mike has a long-standing interest in business and sales and currently works in the construction supply sales industry. Mike brings a common-sense platform – freedom, responsibility, fairness and respect. He wants to know your concerns and will stand up to be your voice in the federal government.

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Diane Pastoor was born and raised in British Columbia. She has spent her life in agriculture, growing up on a dairy farm then continuing that passion and career as she continues to farm with her husband, Mark. Diane and Mark and their four daughters made the big move to Saskatchewan in 2003 and switched from dairy farming to broiler chickens. That move resulted in her being elected to the board of directors for the Chicken Farmers of Saskatchewan as well as the Chicken Farmers of Canada. Diane also served on the Electoral District Association (EDA) for a Conservative Member of Parliament. Mark and Diane currently have a small grain operation and a bison ranch. Her hobbies include making and designing women’s clothing as well as traveling and spending time with their five precious grandchildren.