Tag: 2026 municipal election

Cariboo Regional District residents can hit the polls early

Today is the first day of advance voting for Cariboo Regional District residents in select electoral areas.

Early voting opportunities in the Cariboo

Cariboo residents can take the opportunity to cast in their ballots for the municipal elections early this week.

Former Williams Lake Mayor wants his old job back

A familiar name has tossed his hat into the ring for the position of Mayor of Williams Lake.

South Cariboo realtor running for Mayor

David Jurek's name will be on the ballot in October joining incumbent Maureen Pinkney for the District's top job.

Longtime city employee is running for Quesnel City Council

Bob Leclerc will be letting his name stand on October 17th.

Municipal elections nominations now open across the Cariboo

Nomination Packages are now available for those who are wishing to run for local office. The packages are available at the Quesnel, Williams Lake, and District of 100 Mile House respective city halls.

Former Quesnel City Councillor announces intentions to run in municipal election

A former Quesnel City Councillor is looking to get back into municipal politics.

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Meet the two running for Mayor in the District of 100 Mile House

The Mayoral candidates for the District of 100 Mile House responded to a questionnaire about why they are running and what their vision is for if they are to be elected.

Firefighters in Quesnel were called to the city’s historic foot bridge over the long weekend

The Quesnel Fire Department was called to the Fraser River Waling Bridge on Sunday (October 11) afternoon.

Meet your Candidates for Mayor of Williams Lake

The candidates running for Mayor in Williams Lake in the 2026 Municipal Election answered five questions from My Cariboo Now. Here are their responses.

Meet the Mayoral Candidates running in Quesnel

The Mayoral Candidates in Quesnel were asked the same five questions ahead of the upcoming municipal election on Oct. 17. Here is how they all responded.

Eby defends family’s use of $10-a-day childcare program

B.C. NDP Leader David Eby is facing criticism after confirming his family benefited from a $10-a-day child care program his government froze to new providers.
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