Riders prepare for Redblacks after first win in months
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For the first time since July, the Riders can build off a win on Saturday.
Are you interested in running for mayor, city council, or a school board in Saskatoon?
Nominations officially opened on Tuesday for those interested in running in the city’s upcoming municipal election.
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Candidates can file their paperwork at the Elections Saskatoon office until October 8.
People can OFFICIALLY sign up to run in November's municipal election.
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— Alex Brown (@AlexBrownYXE) September 24, 2024
Election day is set for November 13.
A number of candidates have already announced mayoral campaigns, including Cynthia Block, Gord Wyant, Cary Tarasoff and Don Atchison. Charlie Clark, who has been mayor since 2016, isn’t running again this time around.
More information for candidates can be found on the Elections Saskatoon website.
–with files from 650 CKOM’s Alex Brown