Saskatoon civic election

Saskatoon Civic Election: Where the Ballots Battle the Ballots!

Election Day has arrived in Saskatoon, and it's all about making your vote count! Check out the latest on candidates, polling quirks, and results!

It’s that time of year again – the Saskatoon Civic Election is upon us! On this exciting Election Day, eligible voters in Saskatoon are stepping out of their homes to make their voices heard. The city is buzzing with energy as polls have opened, allowing voters to choose their next Mayor and City Councillors. With hopefuls passionately campaigning, there’s a palpable excitement in the air over who will triumph in this heated contest. This year, the spotlight shines brightly on the five mayoral candidates: Cynthia Block, Gordon Wyant, Cary Tarasoff, Don Atchison, and Mike Harder, each vying for the esteemed title of Mayor of Saskatoon.

However, not everything has gone as smoothly as planned. Some polling stations in the city opened late due to an unfortunate mix-up – missing ballots! This hiccup led to frustrated voters expressing their concerns. It seems that when it comes to voting, timing is everything! Luckily, local news outlets like CTV have jumped in to engage with these voters directly to capture their experiences. Democracy may have its hiccups, but the passion for civic engagement remains strong among Saskatonians.

As the polls close, excitement rises as the votes are counted and results start rolling in. CTV Saskatoon is leading the charge with live coverage of the election results, providing updates on which candidates are capturing the hearts—and votes—of the residents. The night promises to be thrilling as viewers watch the drama unfold, all while keeping their fingers crossed for their favorite candidates.

In a fun twist, Saskatoon is not just about the elections! Did you know that the city is home to the largest urban park in Canada? Speaking of parks, while voters are demanding change, they can also take a moment to appreciate the beautiful Meewasin Valley, a stunning spot that showcases the beauty of the South Saskatchewan River. So, let’s not forget that while ballots are being counted, life goes on, and maybe, just maybe, a peaceful stroll through the park can clear the mind after a long day of political fervor!