The mayor is elected at-large by all Regina residents who vote in the civic election. Councillors are elected by voters in the wards they represent. Elections are held every four years. The 2020-2024 Regina City Council was elected on November 9, 2020 and sworn into office on November 23, 2020.
City Council meetings are held in City Hall on scheduled Wednesdays beginning at 1 p.m. in Henry Baker Hall. City Council meetings are streamed live on both our Meeting Portal and AccessNow TV and, when community programming permits, televised on Access Communications Channels 7, 20 and 507.
Regina City Council
Mayor Sandra Masters
Proudly Saskatchewan, Mayor Sandra Masters has called Regina home for more than 25 years. She recognizes the potential Regina has and is driven by a desire to create a more vibrant city.
Councillor Cheryl Stadnichuk
Ward 1
Councillor Cheryl Stadnichuk graduated with High Honours in Political Science from the University of Regina and also studied French at Laval University in Quebec City.
Councillor Bob Hawkins
Ward 2
Bob is a past member of the Law Societies of Saskatchewan and Ontario. He holds degrees in history, economics and law from the Universities of Manitoba, Oxford, Toronto, Yale and Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne). He has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate by St. John’s College, University of Manitoba, has published extensively in law journals on constitutional and administrative law, and has received several university teaching awards. He was the fifth president and vice-chancellor of the University of Regina.
Councillor Andrew Stevens
Ward 3
Councillor Andrew Stevens is an associate professor in the Faculty of Business Administration at the University of Regina. He teaches and researches in the areas of labour relations, collective bargaining, migrant labour policy, sociology of work, and political economy. Andrew lives in Cathedral with his wife, Jen, and two children, Logan and Liam.
Councillor Lori Bresciani
Ward 4
Having been a resident in Ward 4 for 35 years, Councillor Lori Bresciani is honoured to serve her community and share her knowledge and passion.
Lori is a proud wife and mother. She has experience in government and private industry. As a business owner and experienced leader, she has focused her interests in areas of communication, advocacy, transparency and accountability. Volunteering in both civic and provincial fields of health and education and serving on various community boards has been her way of giving back to her community and to the people of Saskatchewan. She is also an active member in her community and understands the importance of building a strong community which is inclusive, safe and sustainable for all generations.
Councillor John Findura
Ward 5
After immigrating to Canada from Poland in 1976, John graduated from Miller Comprehensive High School, then joined the Canadian Naval Reserve. He obtained his Refrigeration Plant Operator certificate. He is currently the Manager of Inside Services for Dilawri Group of Companies.
Councillor Daniel LeBlanc
Ward 6
Like most Type A people, Councillor LeBlanc has won a few awards, including graduating law school with distinction, winning the 2020 5km event in the Saskatchewan marathon, and convincing his beautiful wife to marry him.
Councillor Terina Nelson
Ward 7
Being an advocate for people, and strongly determined to bring accountability and transparency of our tax dollars, I am honoured to be the elected official for Ward 7.
Councillor Shanon Zachidniak
Ward 8
Shanon is a passionate community builder who has spent the past decade focused on improving the lives of Regina residents. Her work has included management roles with several community organizations, including: Wascana Solar Co-operative, REACH, and the Regina Farmers’ Market. She has a Master’s degree in Environmental Studies and a Bachelor’s in Journalism. Shanon is also a published writer and former ESL teacher.
Councillor Jason Mancinelli
Ward 9
Councillor Mancinelli is co-owner of Driven Automotive and has been a journeyman technician for more than 25 years. Recently, he was named the 2016 Canadian Technician of the Year by a group of his peers through Canadian Auto Repair & Service Magazine.
Councillor Landon Mohl
Ward 10
Landon Mohl was born and raised in Regina and believes in putting its residents first. He spent 11 years installing fire sprinkler systems and another three as a steamfitter and pipefitter. Since 2012, he has been the Southern Saskatchewan Commercial Business Agent for the United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters. Since April 2021, he has been working as a Steamfitter and Pipefitter at various industrial job sites including Yara Belle Plaine, Co-op Refinery, Cameco Uranium Mine and Nutrien Rocanville Potash Mine.