Reelect Jason Einarson for Councillor, Town of Ste Anne

10/15/2026

As I sit at home this evening, I am reflecting on the last 4 years as a councillor in the town of Ste Anne. Tonight was our last council meeting for this term. It has been an honour to represent my fellow residents and to work with such a committed team.

I do hope that residents will entrust me with another term as their representative, but if they don’t, I can say that the work we did as a council has helped to shape the future of this town.

I especially want to thank Mayor Yvan St Vincent for his leadership and his trust in me to be the deputy mayor this last 2 years. I have enjoyed working with him and all of the discussions we have to keep the town moving in a responsible way forward.

I also want to thank Councillor Jeremy Wiens who us not seeking reelection, together we were first term councillors and therefore we relied on each other to support our learning of the system. Jeremy will be missed for his knowledge and drive to get things accomplished.

Councillor Lyle Davis has been a great support as he has been a councillor for multiple terms and has the historical knowledge of decisions made and has provided so much reasonable guidance for our town. I thank him for all that he brings to council.

I want to thank Councillor Cornie Klassen who has a huge heart for this town, it has been good to have him on our team.

Finally I thank our CAO Marc Darker for the guidance and patience he has for all of us. Without him and his team we would not be able to focus on the governance and decisions that we need to make.

After our final meeting, I was out on Centrale and managed to knock on 31 doors before it got dark. I love talking to residents and had quite a few long discussions with people tonight. I thank everyone of them for allowing me time with them.

There are 2 weeks until election day and I will be continuing to show up at doors ready to no answer questions and discuss your priorities. I am still planning to knock on every door, and hope to have many more conversations before Oct 28th.

10/14/2026

Some great plans are being presented by the Villa Youville. I support what they are doing and am committed to continuing support for them.

10/09/2026

A question I keep getting asked at the door is “what’s happening with the high school, are we for sure getting one” the short answer is yes. The Minister announced in 2025 that construction would start in 2027 with a September 2028 opening.

I have asked at different meetings with the minister of education and the minister of public service delivery, who is in charge of building the school, and they remain committed to building and opening the vocational high school on time!

10/09/2026

The yellow on this map represents the 477 doors I have knocked on and it has been a pleasure meeting new people and talking with longtime residents.

I have had some great conversation about choices we have made at the council table and my priorities for the next term.

This weekend I will be camping and enjoying a last weekend before winter in the outdoors along with some great friends.

I hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend and I will be out again on Monday or Tuesday to listen to more questions or concerns.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone

10/07/2026

It looks like another beautiful evening to be outside! I started knocking on doors in Seine River Crossing last night and made it to 49 before it got dark. I’m hoping to finish the area tonight.

If you are not home or can’t answer the door you will find my pamphlet stuck between your door and the door jamb. Please check there so it doesn’t fly off and become litter!

10/02/2026

All of my signs are out in town now, you should be able to see my face everywhere. I also visited people on Demers, Arena rd, and St Alphonse between those two streets tonight.

The girl guides were out tonight too so I bought some cookies from them, thankfully they took debit because I didn’t have cash.

09/30/2026

Great evening tonight! I met with residents in the 55+ development on St Gerard. Lots of great feedback and I look forward to hearing more from town residents.

AND I’m very excited that my signs have arrived, so you will see them popping up all over town in the next couple of days. If you have a corner you’d like one on please message me.

09/30/2026

Good evening all! I have been able to rename this page for my reelection campaign! I have been visiting residents and knocking on doors to share information about myself and why I am seeking another term as councillor.

This map shows where I have already been by the yellow highlights. I will continue to walk around town in the coming weeks. You will also share some of the posts I’ve made on my personal account over the last few days.

07/08/2026

https://steannemb.ca/

Town of Ste. Anne

06/12/2026

Great to see students from Seine River School Division doing a PRIDE walk through the town of Ste Anne today.