Tomorrow, Saturday, Oct. 24. is the final voting day for the 2026 Provincial Election.
There are multiple polling locations in the Cariboo ridings; all of them will be open from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m.
Cariboo-Chilcotin riding:
In Williams Lake, people can cast their ballots at the Cataline Elementary School, St. Andrew’s United Church, The Osprey Nest, and the Maranatha Christian School.
There are also polling stations at Chilcotin Road Elementary School off Highway 20 and at Mountain View Elementary in Dog Creek.
Polling stations will also be located at the Elizabeth Grouse Gymnasium in Sugarcane and at the 150 Mile Elementary School in 150 Mile House.
Further south, people can vote at the Cariboo Pioneer Centre in Lac La Hache, the 108 Mile Community Hall, the Forest Grove Community Hall, and the Canim Lake Band Office.
In 100 Mile House, there are two polling stations. The 100 Mile Community Hall and the 100 Mile Elementary School.
Prince-George – North Cariboo riding:
In Quesnel, there are six polling stations set up for Election Day.
People can vote at the St. John the Divine Anglican Church, Correlieu Secondary School, the Quesnel Arts & Recreation Centre, the École Red Bluff Elementary School, Dragon Lake Elementary School, and Lakeview Elementary School.
There are also stations located at the Barlow Creek Community Hall, the Bouchie Lake Community Hall, Kersley Community Hall Meeting Room, the Wells Community Hall, and the Parkland Elementary School in Ten Mile Lake.
Nazko residents can cast their votes at the Nazko Valley Community Centre.
Hixon residents can vote at the Hixon Elementary School.
More stations in the regional district are located at the Likely Community Hall, McLeese Lake Community Hall, Big Lake Community Hall, Miocene Community Hall, and the Horsefly Elementary Junior Secondary School.
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Ballots may also be cast at the respective cities’ Elections BC Offices. A full list of locations where Cariboo residents can go vote can also be found on Elections BC’s website.
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