A.R. (Bob) Linner
Mr. Linner grew up and was educated in Saskatoon, graduating from the University of Saskatchewan in 1967 He received an Honors equivalent degree specializing in urban geography and economics.
Bob Linner was a municipal leader in Saskatchewan for 39 years, retiring in 2006 after 19 years as City Manager in Regina and 11 in Prince Albert. He served as President of the Canadian Association of Municipal Administrators and was awarded the distinguished Lieutenant Governor's Gold Medal Award for excellence in public administration. He has participated on or chaired a number of public policy forums and Commissions. His current community and provincial commitments include 8 other Boards, notably Chair of Regina Habitat for Humanity and Vice Chair of both the Regina Airport Authority and Saskatchewan Housing Corporation. He also Chairs the Canada West Foundation Strategic Planning Committee and is Provincial Vice-Chair for Saskatchewan.
Mr. Linner is passionately committed to western Canada. He has dedicated his career to governance and integrity, and municipal government. He continues his commitment through his current board and community affiliations and speaking engagements.
Mr. Linner is the recipient of:
- 2003 Lieutenant Governor's IPAC Medal for Public Administration Leadership
- 2004 SUMA Scoop Lewry Award for Distinctive Municipal Advancement
- 2005 Saskatchewan Centennial Commemorative Medal Provincial Contributions