CPC’s Brad Trost wins in Saskatoon-University

By David Giles Global News

Posted October 19, 2015 10:37 pm

Updated October 20, 2015 9:39 am

1 min read

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SASKATOON – Conservative MP Brad Trost is returning to Ottawa. Trost, who was first elected in 2004, took the new Saskatoon-University riding.

He was being challenged by the NDP’s Claire Card, Cynthia Block for the Liberals along with the Green Party’s Valerie Harvey and Eric Schalm for the Rhino’s.

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This is a new seat created from urban areas in Saskatoon-Wanuskewin (which elected Conservative MP Maurice Vellacott by 27 per cent) and Saskatoon-Humboldt (which elected Conservative MP Brad Trost by 17.6 per cent).

The average income is $48,874, highest for not just the three Saskatoon ridings, but all of Saskatchewan. The median age of 34.7 is the second lowest in the province.