Phone: (306) 421-9909 Email: reeve@rmestevan.ca

Committee Appointments:

Agricultural Producers Association of Sask (APAS)

City/RM

Finance

Human Resources/Employee Relations

Policy

Public Works

Weeds

Farming has been a lifelong adventure for Jason. He was born and raised on a farm outside of Estevan, and continues this adventure alongside his wife Sherrill and their three daughters, Megan, Marci and Gracie. In addition to the family farming operation, Jason has also had a 30-year global career in the Auction Industry from which he retired in 2019. He is also a founding partner in Weyburn Industrial Transload, established in 2020. Jason has been involved in various other businesses as both an active and silent partner.

Serving as the Reeve since 2021, Jason is looking forward to working with council as they continue to move the R.M. of Estevan forward in a positive and progressive motion. He will support local business, ag producers and ratepayers by ensuring the RM has keeps a balanced budget, while striving to generate future businesses.

Phone: (306) 471-6441 Email: div1@rmestevan.ca

Committee Appointments:

Ethics: Complaints investigation

Pound & Pound Keeper

Mines: SE Community Advisory

Road Bans

Cemetery

Woodlawn Regional Park

Human Resources

Policy

Public Works

Weeds

Finance

Suzanne lives in the Souris Valley with her husband, Sheldon where they have a small cattle operation. For almost the past 20 years, she has worked for SaskPower at Shand and Boundary Dam Power plants, in operations and management, closing out her career as acting director at BDPS.

Three of their four adult children live and work in the Estevan area, some with their partners. They are often at the farm, helping out with the herd, hunting, hiking in the hills with the dogs, barbecuing, playing cards or raiding the garden. Suzanne’s interest includes all things science, art, nature, gardening, beekeeping, farming, and energy-related growth and development. Suzanne looks forward to serving the RM, ensuring that Estevan and area remains a great place to live, work and raise a family for years to come.

Phone: (306) 461-9300 Email: div2@rmestevan.ca

Committee Appointments:

Deputy Reeve

Agricultural Councillor

Agricultural Producers Association of Sask (APAS) City/RM

Mines: SE Community Advisory

Policy Public Works Weeds Finance

Phone: 306-461-6161 Email: div3@rmestevan.ca

Committee Appointments:

Ethics: Complaint Investigation

New Reginal Nursing Home

St. Joseph's Hospital Foundation

Road Bans

Policy

Public Works

Weeds

Finance

Kevin was born and raised on a third-generation family farm in the R.M. of Cambria. He and his wife Tara along with their three sons decided to put down their own roots in the R.M. of Estevan by building their farm from the ground up. Kevin has been a Powerline Technician with SaskPower for the past 34 years and in his spare time he volunteers coaching High School badminton.

As Councillor of Division 3 for the past year, Kevin strives to continue serving the ratepayers and residents in his area as well as the R.M. of Estevan as a whole in the coming years.

Phone: (306) 421-3444 Email: div4@rmestevan.ca

Committee Appointments:

Coal Transition (Provincial Funding) Creighton Lodge Trust

Economic Development - SSEP

SE Transportation Planning

Policy

Public Works

Weeds

Finance

James was born in Estevan and has lived in the RM throughout much of his life - both while growing up on his parents’ hobby farm (where he helped raise cattle, pigs and chickens) and again since 2014 when he and his wife Doris purchased their present acreage. James attended the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon, receiving his Bachelor of Arts Degree (with distinction) in Political Studies in 1994 and later his Bachelor of Laws Degree in 1996. Since graduation, he has practiced law in Estevan.

Away from the office, James has been a member of many local boards and committees, including: Past President of the United Way Estevan, public address announcer and volunteer coach for Estevan Minor Football, actor in the Lampman Community Theatre, as well as being active in the federal political scene. His first term as Councillor for Division 4 has been an extremely busy and rewarding time for him.

During his down time, he enjoys spending time with his 4 children, playing farmer on his acreage, camping, travelling, reading and enjoying a fine cigar.

Phone: (306) 421-2452 Email: div5@rmestevan.ca

Committee Appointments:

Airport Liaison Emergency Measures

Library (Estevan & SE Regional)

Creighton Lodge Management Creighton Lodge Trust

Road Ban

Policy

Public Works

Weeds

Finance

Ramona and her husband reside on the family farm north of Estevan. Her entire career was in the education sector from which she retired after 30 years of service. She has and continued to volunteer in various groups within the community and played an active role in the 4H program. Ramona was elected to council in 2020 and she aspires to ensure all residents of Division 5 have a voice at council.

Phone: (306) 421-3604 Email: div6@rmestevan.ca

Committee Appointments:

City/RM

Economic Development (SSEP)

St. Joseph's Hospital Council

Human Resources - Employee Relations

Road Ban Policy Public Works Weeds Finance

Steve was born and raised on a farm in the RM of Browning, 11 miles east of Lampman. He rented a half section of land and began farming at the age of 14. After graduating high school, he found employment with Carson Welding & Maintenance, thus beginning his 30 year career in Oil & Gas Construction, where he was the South East Saskatchewan Area Manager of 5 locations. Prior to this, he had a short on and off career with Luscar at the Bienfait and Boundary mines. Volunteer work came in the form of Assistant Coaching for his daughter’s softball team, spanning over 10 years.

As Councillor for Division 6, he will do his best to listen to and address the concerns of his ratepayers, as well as assisting the rest of council in creating a sustainable future for the whole R.M. Steve looks forward to creating new economic development opportunities that will support current commercial businesses, as well as working with council to balance current and future budgets. He also strives to create a team environment with staff, council and ratepayers.