Carmen served 18 years on the council of the RM of Weyburn, 16 as Reeve and she also served at the provincial level as Vice President of the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities. She also worked 25+ years in the financial services industry holding a wide variety of positions with Scotiabank and RBC over the years. In addition she and her husband, Darren, operated a grain farm in the Weyburn area. They retired from actively farming in 2020. During her career in municipal politics she was involved with numerous committees and boards locally and provincially. She is currently the Chair of the Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute Board. Carmen is a member of Equal Voice and has presented at a number of workshops and webinars over the years encouraging women’s involvement in local and provincial politics and leadership roles. Carmen and Darren have 2 daughters, Shastidy and Brooke, who both work in healthcare. In her spare time she enjoys pickleball, hiking, golfing, hockey, reading, movies, music and spending time with family and friends.

Originally from Estevan, Kenda moved to Weyburn in 2013. She has three children that are very active in various sports and other extra curricular activities that keeps her busy. She recently started a new career at Farm Credit Canada. Prior to that, Kenda owned and operated a preschool in Weyburn for several years. Kenda enjoys all outdoor activities such as hiking, kayaking, paddle boarding, and camping. But she does not like to be cold so during the winter months she keeps to indoor activities. Kenda loves adventures and is always up to trying new things.

Sherri has been in the Oil & Gas industry since 1994, where she has been employed with Performance Production Services since 2010, currently as a Lead Accountant.  Sherri has been a member of the Weyburn Oilwomen since 2007.  She lives in Weyburn with her husband Curtis and has 3 grown children.  They all love to spend extra time at their family cabin at Kenosee Lake.

Bryn is born and raised in Weyburn and married to her high school sweetheart, Anthony. They have 2 teenagers at home keeping life busy and interesting. She has worked as a Licensed Pharmacy Technician for over 20 years with most of those at the Weyburn General Hospital. She loves spending time with her family and friends camping and is looking forward to their second year at their seasonal campground by Good Spirit Lake. Bryn enjoys being a member of The Weyburn Oilwomen board and being involved in all the fun exciting events. She loves being creative and lending a helping hand when needed.

Leah was born and raised in Weyburn. She is married and has one son. She has worked at Aldon Oils for 8 years now. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, being active, spending time outside and loves cleaning and organizing.

Tonya grew up on a farm outside of Goodwater and moved back to Weyburn in 2012 after retiring from playing volleyball with Team Canada. She was the Weyburn Coroner for 10 years and has been a volunteer coach with the Weyburn Volleyball Club since 2012. Tonya is also on the Saskatchewan Oil Show board and works in the oil and gas industry for Balon Valves. Tonya and her husband Adrian, have three young daughters and have an active family life. They spend time camping, golfing, playing volleyball, and participating in any activities their girls are in.

Crystal has been employed in the oil and gas industry for over 12 years. She grew up on a family farm near Bengough and moved to Weyburn with her husband David in 1992. She has grown twin daughters and also grandchildren whom she loves spending time with baking cookies. Crystal enjoys travelling, shopping, baking birthday cakes and spending time with friends and family.

Shauna is a proud Yellow Grass native who has crafted a fulfilling life with her husband Curtis over the past 22 years. Together they raised two boys who still call Weyburn home while in post-secondary studies and high school. For 16 years, Shauna has been the heartbeat of a private day home in Weyburn, where she has nurtured countless little ones with love and care. Outside of her day home duties, Shauna is a passionate Toronto Blue Jays fan, recently discovering a newfound joy in tending to her yard. She treasure the moments spent with family and friends. Shauna is a new member to the Weyburn Oilwomen and is excited to contribute to their community initiatives, eager to make a positive impact and embrace new experiences.