Steven was born, raised and has lived in Indian Head for over 50 years. He has been on council for 12 years, served a four year term as Mayor and takes great pride in this town. Steven and his wife Dianna have owned the Sunshine Motel and Sunshine Mobile Home Park for over 15 years which they have recently sold and are looking forward to slowing down and retiring in this great community. He has sat on multiple town boards and committees while on council, in addition to being a scout leader for 8 years and a member of the Broncs' parents association since it was created in 2012. He is community minded and passionate about small town living and all that it represents.

Personal statement: I believe in the heart and soul of this great community and all that it has to offer. I would like to see us continue to move forward while keeping it an affordable place to live. I take great pride in calling Indian Head my home.

Lisa was born and raised in Indian Head. Remaining to call Indian Head Home, Lisa and husband Bob have raised their children, JR and Amanda here. Lisa has been actively involved in the community throughout the years serving on numerous organizations and committees. She is currently the Secretary/ Treasurer of the Indian Head Cemetery Committee and is a member of the Indian Head Curling Club. Alongside Bob and JR, Lisa is involved in the operation of a farm in the RM of Indian Head, of which a portion is a century family farm. She is employed as part of the team at Indian Head Chrysler as the Comptroller.

Personal Statement:  In the past, I have served the community to the best of my ability to make it a better place to live, play and work. I will continue this motto into the future as an ambassador in any capacity of the great place for those of us that call Indian Head home.

Al was born and raised in Indian Head and has spent the majority of his life here. He previously served 12 years on Council, 6 of them as Mayor during the street improvement project and the new residential development. He has experience in doing business management having farmed for 20 years and worked in management positions in the farm supply, automotive and manufacturing sectors. His volunteer history is in coaching basketball, baseball and hockey and sports administration in hockey including Indian Head Minor Hockey and 20 years on the Saskatchewan Hockey Association Board of Directors, including 10 years as President along with 6 years on the Board of Directors of Hockey Canada. 

Personal Statement: My vision of the community is to have it continue as a top choice for families to live and raise their children in a safe and productive environment and to continue to provide the amenities that will attract those families to move here. 

Nathan was born and raised in Indian Head, moving away to attend the College of Pharmacy at the University of Saskatchewan. In 2017, he and his wife Krissy decided to move their family to Indian Head to allow their three boys to grow up in a great "small town" community. Nathan manages the Pharmasave in Indian Head and is a volunteer coach with Indian Head Minor Hockey and Indian Head Minor Baseball.

Personal Statement: I grew up in Indian Head and feel it has so much to offer families of all ages. With a vibrant downtown and a variety of activities and interests, I want to raise my family here. As our Town continues to grow and improve, I hope that someday my boys will raise their families here as well.

Melissa came to Indian Head in 2006 as a Nursing student and fell in love with the people and beauty of this town. In 2008, she moved to Indian Head with her husband Byron, and their eldest child, Gillian. Since then, her family has grown by two more children Brynn and Calvin. She is currently the district representative for Saskatchewan Union of Nurses, and has also served as the local union president. She has been involved in Girl Guides as a member of the executive, and the local skating club as both a member of the executive and the president. Her time is also spent volunteering for the many activities that her three children are involved in. Melissa is proud to call Indian Head her home.

Personal Statement: I moved to Indian Head because I love living and raising my children in a small town. I want to advocate for an active, healthy, and a safe community for all citizens.

Armand Palmer has lived in Indian Head for 37 years.  He and his wife Charity are raising their 3 children and have always spoken highly of our town.  Armand has also been a part of the Volunteer Fire Department since 2004, and owns a Tree Removal, Insulation and Portable Welding business in Indian Head.

Personal Statement: I’ve had the pleasure of watching this town grow over the last 37 years and would like to see it continue.  The people in this community have always been very friendly.  I enjoy being able to raise my children in the safety of this town and have always spoken highly of the place we live in.

Chris has always had roots in Indian Head; his grandparents were established farmers in the area until Chris’s parents relocated and took over the family farm when he was 10 years old.  Chris, along with his wife Crystal, are proud to call Indian Head home and have chose to raise their three sons, Tyson, Jesse and Kasey, here as well.  Chris has been involved with the Cubs/Beavers/Scouts parent committee in the past and for the last 14 years he has been active with the Indian Head Eagles Soccer Club as both a coach and coordinator. 

Personal Statement: I am extremely proud to live in Indian Head and speak highly of the community and what it has to offer whenever I have the chance.  If given the opportunity, I look forward to working with, and for, the people of Indian Head.