Riding profile: Regina-Qu'Appelle

Regina-Qu'Appelle is now the only rural-urban riding in Regina.

For the city portion, it starts by the Mosaic Stadium and heads north and east.

The northern boundary cuts right through the Quill Lakes. Heading east, it goes just past Wolseley.

In the 2011 election, most people who lived in the city portion of the riding voted for the New Democratic Party.

The Conservative Party won everyrural polling station in thisriding, exceptfor 10 polling stations, all located in First Nations communities.

• See the 2011results from each polling station

According to the Assembly of First Nations,there are more than 13,000eligible voters from the different First Nations inRegina-Qu'Appelle.

THECANDIDATES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER:

Della Anaquod-Liberal Party of Canada

Anaquod is amember of the Muscowpetung Saulteaux First Nation. She has abackground in business administration and law. Anaquod says she'sconcerned about safe and cleanwater,employment and affordable housing,and also job training and education.

"Everyone needs a home, a place to live.You need healthy, clean food and water ... that sense of belonging to community."

Greg Chatterson- Green Party of Canada

Chatterson doesstone masonry work in Fort Qu'Appelle.He ran in2008 and 2011 for the Green Party, and in 1997 for the Canadian Action Party.He says the big issue where he'sfrom is water, specifically the sewage from Regina going into the Qu'Appelle watersystem.

"If we continue down the road of environmental devastation, there's no future."

Nial Kuyek-New Democratic Party

Kuyek was formerly the general manager for theAgricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan. He was raised on a farm, but haslivedin Regina for 35 years.He says he wants to bring inbetter rail service, re-open theIndian Headtree nursery and increase affordablehousingand infrastructure money.

"(Voters) want some honesty and integrity restored to government and they see Tom Mulcair providing that as prime minister and me providing that as a member of Parliament."

Andrew Scheer- Conservative Party of Canada

Scheerwon the last four federal elections in theRegina-Qu'Appelle riding. He's been the Speaker of the House since 2011. Scheer sayspeople in his ridingare worried about youth crime, protecting the resource sectorand the NDP's stanceon the oil and gas industry.

"I've got a very strong record ofdelivering for the Regina-Qu'Appelle riding... and of course I have a very strong voting record standing up for western values."