Murray was born and raised in Moosomin and has resided here his entire life. He and his wife Jennifer have raised their children Adam, Avery, and Blake here and are proud to call Moosomin home. Murray has been employed at LH Bradley & Son for 31 years. His current role at the dealership is sales manager. Over the years, Murray has been involved with many local organizations including terms as president of both Playfair Daycare and Moosomin Minor Hockey. He has been involved with the Moose, Elks, Moosomin Badgers, Moosomin Twilighters, and Moosomin Golf Course in varying capacities over the years. Murray has coached, refereed and umped many minor sports games over the years and is still an active referee and coach mentor for young officials.

Murray has served as a councillor for 8 years. Over those two terms he has sat on Human Resources, Joint Local Government, Economic Development, Fire Protection, and Recreation committees. Murray has thoroughly enjoyed his time on council so far and is very proud of some of the many accomplishments that council was able to make in those 2 terms. The official community plan, the joint funding agreement for our economic development officer, and the 10 blocks of new infrastructure and pavement that were replaced to name a few of these accomplishments. As well, he looks forward to the opening of our new state of art water treatment plant early in 2025.

Murray ran for Mayor so that he could lead our community into the future as we look to unlock the great potential that this community has. He is extremely proud of our town and believes it to be a great place to live, work, and do business. He looks forward to serving the residents to the best of his ability and can’t wait to see what the future holds for this great community. Murray does not take lightly the responsibility of being elected to be Mayor by your community and he promises to do what is best for Moosomin and the future of our town each and every day. If you have never been to Moosomin come and visit and check out everything we have to offer!

Andie was born in Saskatoon and has relocated for work to numerous communities including Regina, Craik, Moose Jaw; and lastly moved to Moosomin in 2011. Andie and her spouse Jon Hodgson have two active sons, Eli (10) and Knox (6). Her passion has been giving back to our community.

She has held executive positions on the Moosomin Kinette’s, Playfair Daycare, Eastside Playground board and has been involved with the Chamber of Commerce. She has volunteered with Meals on Wheels, the Community Theatre, Angels Anonymous, the Library, the Legion, The United Church, coached youth sports and numerous other organizations.

Andie ran for council as she wanted to support and help continue to grow the community she loves. She is truly passionate about making a difference and helping contribute to the wonderful place she calls home!

Andie has 20 years of financial industry experience with 18 of those at her current employer. She has held numerous roles in the financial industry including Personal Advisor, Small Business Advisor, Branch Manager, Community Market Manager, Commercial Financing Specialist and her current role as Associate Director of Group Risk Management.

Andie looks forward to contributing to the many great initiatives both present and future while focusing on growth and improvement of our community. She is committed to putting the interest and needs of our residents first and ensuring our community prospers.

Kyla Fingas was elected by acclamation in the 2020 municipal election. 

Fingas has been involved in the community for a number of various ways from coaching ball, involvement with the Creative Vision group and volunteering at the community theatre.

Some of the issues that Fingas wants to address long-term are health care, the school, affordable housing and economic development.

Garry Towler was elected to town council in the fall of 2016 after a hiatus of 10 years.

He had served on council for nine years previously, until 2006

Garry works in construction with his two sons.

He is a lifelong Moosomin resident who enjoys spending time with his five grandchildren and the rest of his family.

He has been involved with the golf course and with Moosomin Minor Hockey

He wanted to serve on council again because he wants to keep promoting the community and making the community a better place to live. One of his goals is to see the Highway 8 bypass completed.

Devin Nosterud

Victor was born in Honduras but was raised in Canada the majority of his life. Victor and his family; Lesi and Victor Sr. immigrated to Canada back in 2011 when he was only 7 to Toronto, ON. This is where his younger brother, Edward, was born and the family heard of the community of Moosomin and instantly fell in love with the small town. They decided to move to the community just 3 years later where they went through the process of obtaining both their Permanent Residency and Citizenship. Victor has attended both elementary and high school here in Moosomin where he obtained his high school diploma and shortly after started his Carpentry Apprenticeship with the Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship Program. He is apprenticing under Mario Z Construction, a local contracting company here in town where he is currently employed. This is where he is learning the trade and plans to obtain his Red Seal; with the aspirations of settling in Moosomin and establishing his very own business in the near future. In the short time he's been in Moosomin, he's made it his mission to get immersed and involved in his community as much as possible. He's been involved with many different groups and organizations within town such as the nonprofit organization of the Knights of Columbus and his Church at St. Mary's. He's also volunteered all around town where his help is needed, such as being a Head Coach for Minor Soccer for the Moosomin United Soccer Association along with many other sporting events and fundraisers. His most recent achievements include being named Moosomin's first ever Youth Town Councillor back in 2020 where he served 2 years on Council, and being named Saskatchewan's Youth Citizen of the Year in 2023. Victor is now serving his first term as an active Councillor after previously serving as Youth Councillor. He currently sits on the Occupational Health and Safety, Tourism and Recreation Committees and with his past experience sitting on Council combined with his ambition to contribute largely to his community, he hopes to make a more significant impact in his community this go around and plans to bridge different generations and cultural backgrounds together to work collaboratively towards one goal. He's extremely proud to call Moosomin his home and believes it is a great place to get a start in life and believes many other younger people can call it home too as they transition into adulthood and look for places to settle. He's eager to get to work as he sits on Council and actively seeks any opportunity he can to serve the residents and businesses of Moosomin to the best of his abilities no matter what the concern may be.

Heather has been a Moosomin resident for the past 35 years. She relocated to Moosomin in 1990 and purchased The Fabric Center which was owned by Lee and Joan Nosterud. The Fabric Center was renamed to Sew Creative & Interiors and has been in existence for the past 35 years. 

Heather has three grown children who were raised in Moosomin.

Heather has served on the Library Board for the past 12 years, church council, Chamber of Commerce and other community groups.

Heather ran for Council to help in the Economic Development of the community, to try to retain young entrepreneurs in their home community. She looks forward to serving the residents of Moosomin over the next four years. 

Paul Listrom