Keith is a PO4 on the evening shift in the Letter Mail Section. He started work at Canada Post in 1977 and became a shop steward in 1978. He has been on the Local Executive Committee since 1980 and has been CUPW Regina local president since 1986. He was on the 2003 National Negotiating Committee and is currently Chairperson of the CUPW National Appeal Board. Keith is also a worker advocate for the Prairie Region for arbitrations.

Bill is a full-time letter carrier at the Main Depot. He started at Canada Post in 2000 and has been a PTMSC and a part-time letter carrier. Bill is also a bilingual relief counter clerk at the main counters in Regina. He became a shop steward in 2001. He was elected Chief Shop Steward in 2003. Bill is a graduate of the 2003 CUPW 4 week education program in Port Elgin. Bill is a trained facilitator in the Prairie Region.

Terry is a PO5 on the evening shift in the Bulk Section. He started at Canada Post in 2000. Prior to this he was a member of CUPE as an outside worker with the City of Regina . He became a CUPW shop steward in 2001 and was elected Chief Shop Steward in early 2002. Terry is on the CUPW Prairie Regional Disciplinary Committee. He was elected president of the Regina & District Labour Council in 2005 and sits on numerous committees representing postal workers. Terry is a trained facilitator through the Sask Federation of Labour and facilitates in Saskatchewan.

Mary Lou is a PO4 in the RVU section on the evening shift. She started work at Canada Post in Ft. McMurray in 1981 where she served as a shop steward from 1981 to 1986. She became a shop steward in the Regina Local in 1989 and was first elected to the Local Executive Committee in 1998 as Chief Steward, 2nd VP in 2000 and Secretary Treasurer in 2005. Mary Lou is presently the Prairie Region's delegate on the CUPW National Health and Safety Committee. She is a graduate of the 1997 CUPW union education program in Port Elgin and most recently a member of the 2007 Negotiating Committee. She also is a union educator in the Prairie Region and a member of the women's committee.

Leslie is a lead hand at Regina's main counter. She started work at the Moose jaw post office in 1986 where she was a postal clerk and then letter carrier before transferring to Swift Current then to Regina . She became a local shop steward in 2000 and was elected onto the Local Executive Committee as Chief Shop Steward in early 2003. She is a graduate of the fall 2001 CUPW 4 week union education program in Port Elgin and chairs the human rights committee locally.

Cheryl is a Rural and Suburban Mail Courier at the main plant in Regina. She has worked since 1986 delivering mail for Canada Post as a contractor. Cheryl became a shop steward in 2004. She attended the fall 2005 CUPW 4 week union education program in Port Elgin. Cheryl is in training as a worker advocate for arbitrations and has recently co-facilitated in the region. She also chairs the women's committee in Regina and is an alternate on the Health and Safety Committee.

Chief Shop Steward – Shirley Dixon

Shirley is a full-time letter carrier at the main depot. She started work at Canada Post in 1982 and became a shop steward in 1983. She first served on the local executive as Chief Shop Steward in 1986 to 1990 and 1993 to 1998. In 1999 she was a graduate of the CUPW 4 week union education program in Port Elgin. She currently sits on the Employment Insurance Board of Referees and on the local Health and Safety Committee. Shirley is also a Human Rights Facilitator in the Prairie Region and a member of the women's committee.

Chief Steward – Sherry Hayden

Sherry is a full time letter carrier at the Main Depot in Regina. Previously a PO4 on the evening shift. She started at Canada Post as a temporary worker in 2001 before becoming part-time in 2003. She became a shop steward in 2004 and was a graduate of the Spring 2004 CUPW 4 week union education program at Port Elgin. Sherry is an alternate on the Health and Safety Committee and a Health and Safety Facilitator for Appendix DD in the Praire Region.