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MJVotes24: Jeff Goodnough is running for Moose Jaw city council

“My goal is to be part of a city council that builds a Moose Jaw where future generations can thrive"
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Jeff Goodnough is running for a spot on Moose Jaw city council in the upcoming civic election.

MOOSE JAW — Jeff Goodnough is running for a spot on city council . Following his announcement, the Moose Jaw Express reached out with a few questions.

Q: “What motivated you to enter public service?”

A: “I’m running for city council because I believe in Moose Jaw’s potential and want to contribute to a community that supports families, businesses, and future generations. My motivation stems from a desire to bring new energy to the council and work towards a Moose Jaw where everyone can thrive.”

Q: “How would you describe yourself as both an individual and as a candidate?”

A: “I am a dedicated community advocate and business entrepreneur with leadership experience and a strong commitment to positive change,” he said. “As a candidate, I bring a balance of experience and fresh perspective rooted in a practical, people-first approach to problem solving.”

Q: “How do you stay connected to the community?”

A: Goodnough said he stays connected “Through my work with charity, health care, and people locally. I’ve engaged with diverse cultures and gained insights into their needs. I stay connected to families and seniors (and participate) to create a positive outcome that benefits everyone.”

Q: “How would you describe your vision for the city?”

A: “My vision for Moose Jaw is a respectable, diverse community that grows strong and healthy, values fair representation, affordable living, and support for family and local businesses to succeed,” Goodnough replied. “I aim to create a stronger, more transparent city government that prioritizes the needs of our residents — not just revenue and red tape — making life more affordable in Moose Jaw. Let’s get the moose movin’!”

Q: “How will you ensure accountability and transparency in your role?”

A: “I believe that politics should serve the people,” he said. “My approach is to maintain open communication, actively engage with community feedback, and prioritize transparency in decision making processes.”

Q: “What are your top guiding values?”

A: “I am guided by integrity, respect, and a commitment to the democratic rights and freedoms of Moose Jaw’s residents. I believe in fairness, community well-being, and practical solutions that benefit everyone to be healthier in every way.”

Q: “What would you say are the top three issues or concerns that you would like to address?”

A: “The three top issues I aim to address are fair and equitable representation for homeowners with real solutions to lowering taxes by proper assessments, and the need for better support and revitalization incentives for local businesses. Third — and not least — is health and safety,” he said.

“Moose Jaw can have the world’s best health and wellness initiatives for everyone and be a safe and friendly city. I believe these priorities are essential to our city’s growth and success.”

Q: “In your own words, why should people vote for you?”

A: “People should vote for me because I’m sincerely optimistic in Moose Jaw’s future and bring both experience and a fresh perspective to the council,” Goodnough said.

“As a third generation resident, innovative businessperson, and advocate, I’m committed to working hard to represent everyone’s interests and make Moose Jaw a safe and affordable place we’re all proud to call home.

“I believe Moose Jaw has incredible potential,” he said in his concluding remarks. “By working together, we can create a positive, progressive community that attracts businesses, provides opportunities, and supports the dreams of our residents.

“My goal is to be part of a city council that builds a Moose Jaw where future generations can thrive.”

Jeff Goodnough can be reached by email at [email protected].

A complete list of election candidates with a link to their interviews can be found at "."

The upcoming civic election will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 13.

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