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Weyburn鈥檚 Mayor Marcel Roy was returned for his second term in Monday鈥檚 civic election, and three new councillors were elected along with three incumbent members.

Business and development issues were examined in detail at the candidates forum hosted by the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce for the upcoming municipal election, set for Nov. 9.

With the provincial election wrapped up, the municipal and school board elections are up next in Saskatchewan on Monday, Nov. 9.

An advance poll for 2020 Civic Election for the City of Weyburn will be open at the Sun Room of Weyburn Leisure Centre (532 5th St. NE) on Oct. 31 from 12-5 p.m. and on Nov. 5 from 5-9 p.m.

Issues ranging from businesses to municipal services were discussed at the municipal candidates forum hosted by the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday evening in a largely empty Legion Hall.

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce is announcing the confirmed candidates in attendance for the October 27th All Candidates Forum for the City of Weyburn in the November 9thth Municipal Election.

Health care worker Sheila Sutherland has put her name forward to run for city council, as she wants to make a contribution to the community she and her family have recently taken up residence in.

Ryan Janke has stepped forward to run as a candidate for Weyburn city council, and while he has never run for office before, this is something he鈥檚 thought about doing for a long time.

A new candidate to the election race for Weyburn鈥檚 city council, Trevor Butts, works in the oilpatch for a contractor that often works withWhitecap Resources, and loves the community he has called home for the last nine years.

The City of Weyburn announced the official list of candidates as they will appear on the ballot for the 2020 municipal election on Nov. 9, with three running for mayor and 13 for city council, plus three for the Cornerstone School board.