Mayor Michael Fougere will keep his title after being re-elected as Regina’s mayor.
“I have lots of energy and I am ready to go,” said an excited Fougere.
This will be Fougere’s second term as Mayor after he replaced Pat Fiacco in 2012.
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Running against Fougere in this election was Tony Fiacco, Jim Elliott, Wayne Ast and Evangeline Godron.
During his first term as mayor, Fougere played a big part in Regina’s new stadium and the wastewater treatment plant.
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“I will continue to work very hard. I have lots of energy. I have good council, the public has made a very decisive decision of who they want to serve on council,” added Fougere.
Prior to being mayor of Regina, Fougere served as a city councillor for five terms representing Ward 4.
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