2025 Council Candidates
The City of Meadow Lake's Municipal By-Election is taking place on May 14th 2025. After the close of the withdraw period following Nomination Day, a total of 3 nomination packages were received for the single vacant Councillor position.
Candidate Eligibility in Municipal Elections
Under section 42(1) of the Local Government Elections Act, 2015, the following are regulations of candidates that are running for office within the City of Meadow Lake:
(a) is at least 18 years of age on the day of the election;
(b) is not disqualified pursuant to this or any other Act;
(c) is a Canadian citizen at the time the nomination paper is submitted;
(d) has resided in Saskatchewan for at least six consecutive months immediately preceding the date on which the nomination paper is submitted; and
(i) has resided in that municipality, or on land now in that municipality, for at least three consecutive months immediately preceding the date on which the nomination paper is submitted.
Under legislation, each nomination package must be posted in the municipal office (City Hall) for inspection by the public. Nomination packages can be examined during regular business hours Monday - Friday.
Candidate Profiles
All candidates running for Council were asked to provide a candidate profile as a way to introduce themselves to the public and provide information as to why they chose to run. Out of 3 nomination packages submitted, 2 candidate profiles were received.
Meet the 2025 Council Candidates
Anne Duriez
I am a registered social worker. I have lived and/or worked in Meadow Lake since 1977 and raised my family here. I have worked in the health care and human services sector since 1990, in various roles. I have been working in suicide prevention since 2018. I am seeking election to city council because many of the decisions of city council directly or indirectly impact the health and well-being of people in the community. I am interested in making Meadow Lake a great place to own a business, to live, raise one’s family and retire. Issues of particular interest to me are safe and affordable housing, addressing the needs of inadequately housed individuals and families, and developing community infrastructure that serves everyone in the community from the youngest to oldest. I see many strengths in the community on which we can build a healthy vibrant future.
Dwayne Mysko
Meadow Lake has been my home for most of my life. I grew up on a farm west of Meadow Lake, learning a strong work ethic from my Grandfather Steve, Father Blair and my Uncle Don.
I started my working career at the Meadow Lake Mechanical Pulp Mill in 1992 and I currently hold the position of Woodroom Supervisor.
My family consists of my wife Theressa, 5 children, 2 daughters-in-law and 6 grandchildren.
I am a member of the Alliance Church and Meadow Lake Cruisers car club.
I enjoy working in a team environment and have been involved in many projects throughout my career and in the community.
The vision I have for our community is simple; I want a community that my children and grandchildren would desire to call home.
