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BIOGRAPHY
Select stage credits include Disney’s High School Musical, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Rent, Guys and Dolls, Les Miserables, The Two Gentlemen of Verona and Jospeh and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Bryan has received Bachelor Degrees in Music (voice) and Education from Brandon University. He has studied voice with Sara Partridge, Naomi Forman and Mel Braun. During his time in Brandon he was a member of the Brandon University Chorale, performing with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Brandon Chamber Players and Victoria Symphony. He has been awarded the Rainbow Stage scholarship for performance, along with awards from both the Rockwood and Brandon Festival of the Arts, including recipient of the Ruth Vasconcelos Award in Musical Theatre. In 2016 Bryan completed his studies at the Canadian College of Performing Arts (CCPA) in Victoria.
Independently, Bryan has released two albums Think I Will (2011) and ’Til Now: Live from the Lorne (2014), the later featuring selections from his live concert program. Through a developmental grant from FACTOR Canada, Bryan recorded and released three singles featured on local radio.
In 2019, Bryan Myskiw returns to the stage in Don Black and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “TELL ME ON A SUNDAY” at the Winnipeg Fringe Festival. This productions follows the success of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's "JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT" produced by MISSED CUE PRODUCTIONS in 2018.
RESUME
LIVE
about BRYAN MYSKIW
Born and raised in the Rural Municipality of Woodlands, Bryan graduated school from Warren Collegiate Institute. He attended Brandon University, receiving a Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Education before attending the Canadian College of Performing Arts.
Bryan is part of a 89 year old family grain farm and continues to work in season.
Since 2022, Bryan has served as Councillor to the Rural Municipality of Woodlands. Throughout his term, he has led in the development of Woodlands Park150, the Stonewall PCH development group and RedBoine and Red River water districts.
VISION FOR OUR MUNICIPALITY
RESPONSIBLE GROWTH, BUSINESS & STRONG COMMUNITIES
The future of our rural communities depends on thoughtful growth and strong local businesses. Bryan supports practical, responsible development that creates local employment and economic opportunities while preserving the delicate balance of small-town character, communities and areas residents value. Growth should strengthen our municipality and its services without losing the qualities that make our communities special.
ROADS & DRAINAGE
The summer storms of 2026 have highlighted significant deficiencies in municipal roads and drainage infrastructure. Bryan will continue to advocate for comprehensive, long-term road and drainage improvements. Effective drainage starts from the bottom up and requires collaboration with downstream municipalities to address the broader system, not simply individual problem areas. Bryan has supported budget items for additional gravel, better materials and road work throughout the municipality and LUD.
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTABILITY & TAXATION
Municipal operating costs have continued to increase over the past decade. Bryan believes we need to improve efficiency, reduce unnecessary costs and ensure greater accountability for every tax dollar. He has advocated for greater transparency in municipal decisions, consistency in how policies are applied and equal opportunities for all residents.
Over the past four years, taxation has increased annually, reaching nearly double previous rates. Bryan opposed two of the recent tax increases and will continue to advocate for responsible taxation and spending that recognizes the financial pressures facing families and residents.
PRESERVING OUR HISTORY & CULTURE
Our history and culture are an important part of what makes our communities unique. Bryan supports the independent local groups and organizations working to preserve and promote our heritage, and will continue to recognize and highlight their contributions throughout our townsites, LUDs and rural communities.
STRONG, CONNECTED COMMUNITIES
A strong municipality is built on residents who are heard, involved and treated fairly. Bryan believes municipal government should be accessible, transparent and responsive to the people it serves. He will continue to listen to residents, encourage community involvement and work to ensure that the interests of our townsites, LUD and rural areas are represented in municipal decisions.