There is a vacancy in Division 1. A by-election has been set for November 5th.
Further nominations will be received at the RM office, during regular business days, as follows:
October 3 to 14 8:30-4:00 (closed 12-1)
October 15 8:30-4:00
If you wish to run, submit the required forms to the office before 4:00 on October 15th.
Form I Nomination Form Candidates Acceptance
Public Disclosure Statement Form 1
(Municipal Public Disclosure Statement Guide)
The next general election will be in November of 2026 for Councillors of Division 2, 4 and 6.
In a Rural Municipality, to be eligible to vote in a municipal election, a voter must:
- Be at least 18 years of age
- Be a Canadian Citizen
Plus - Has resided in the RM for three consecutive months before election day; OR
- Is the registered owner of property in the RM; OR
- is the assessed person of property in the RM (or spouse); OR
- is the occupant of a permitted trailer or mobile home in the RM (or spouse); OR
- is the CEO of a duly-incorporated co-operative, corporation or religious association assessed with respect to property in the RM
When Voting for Division Councillors, residents of the RM vote in the Division in which they reside, regardless of how many divisions they own land in. If you own assessed property in more than one Division, but do not live within the RM, you are eligible to vote in the division where you have the highest total of assessed land. Voters may only vote once in a municipality, but a person who is eligible to vote in more than one municipality may do so. (Landowners who own land in a personal name as well as corporation name can only vote once).
For more information and requirements on identification, click the link below.
A person is eligible to be nominated as a candidate in a municipal election and to hold office as a member of council if the person:
- is at least 18 years old on the day of the election;
- is a Canadian citizen at the time that he or she submits the nomination paper;
- has resided in Saskatchewan for at least six consecutive months immediately preceding the date on which he or she submitted the nomination paper;
- is not disqualified pursuant to The Local Government Election Act, 2015 or any other Act; and
- is eligible to vote in the rural municipality.
To be nominated, a candidate must submit a completed Nomination Form, along with a completed Public Disclosure Statement to a nomination officer at the R.M. Office.
You do not have to reside or own land in the Division that you wish to run. However, Nomination forms must be signed by two eligible voters of the Division in which you are seeking nomination.
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