Conservative Corey Tocher is declared the winner of Saskatoon-University, moving from provincial to federal politics.
Saskatoon-University is a riding to watch this election as a new member of Parliament will be elected.
The riding covers areas east of the South Saskatchewan River, north of 8th Street (with the exception of the area around Sidney L. Buckwold Park), and neighbourhoods east of Warman and Wanuskewin roads on the city’s west side.
Conservative Brad Trost won the 2015 election with 41.5 per cent of the vote, however, he lost the nomination to Corey Tocher, who currently represents part of the riding provincially for the Saskatchewan Party. Tocher was formerly the speaker of the Saskatchewan legislature before stepping down to seek the nomination.
From 2000 to 2013, Saskatoon and the surrounding areas had been divided up into four ridings that contained part of Saskatoon, and part of the surrounding rural areas. In all five elections, the Conservatives took all the seats.
Candidates
Conservative: Corey Tochor
Green: Jan Norris
Liberal: Susan Hayton
NDP: Claire Card
People’s Party of Canada: Guto Penteado
Christian Heritage Party of Canada: Jeff Willerton
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