Thank-You St. Clements
To the Residents of the Rural Municipality of St. Clements:
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to run for mayor and for the many conversations, kind words, and moments of support along the way. While the results were not what we hoped for, I am sincerely grateful to everyone who voted, volunteered, shared their views, and believed in our campaign.
I want to congratulate Rosalie Drysdale and all the candidates who were elected. Serving a municipality is a significant responsibility, and I wish the incoming mayor and council every success as they work on behalf of our residents.
I am also deeply thankful to my volunteers, family, friends, and supporters. Your time, encouragement, and hard work meant more to me than I can adequately express.
St. Clements is a strong community because of the people who care about it. I will continue to support our municipality and look for ways to contribute wherever I can.
Thank you again for your trust, your time, and your consideration.
With gratitude,
Dr. Alan Lagimodiere
A Brighter Tomorrow for St. Clements.
Leadership You Can Count On
Integrity Honest, accountable, and committed to doing what’s right.
Listening Listening to residents, understanding their concerns, and working together on solutions.
Problem Solving Taking a practical, solutions-focused approach to the challenges we face.
Community Focus
Putting our communities, families, and local priorities at the heart of every decision.
Experience
Bringing knowledge, experience, and a proven commitment to public service.
Rural Advocacy
Championing the priorities, opportunities, and way of life that make rural communities strong.
“ St. Clements is more than a place-it’s people, our land, our lakes, and our shared future. I’m running for Mayor to listen, to work with you, and to deliver practical solutions for today and tomorrow”
-Dr. Alan Lagimodiere -
About Alan
Dr. Alan Lagimodiere is a long time resident of St. Clements, veterinarian, business owner, former MLA and Minister, and a devoted community leader.
He has dedicated his life to serving people — whether caring for animals and families, building businesses, or working on behalf of Manitobans at the provincial level.
Alan was raised on a small family farm in Northern Manitoba, where he learned the value of hard work, respect, and community. As a Métis Canadian, he has a deep connection to the land and water and a strong commitment to preserving rural life for future generations.