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Nicole Audet officially declared as new CRD Area A Director

The Cariboo Regional District's Chief Electoral Officer officially declared the results of the Area A By-Election. Naming Nicole Audet as the new Director for Area A, replacing the late Mary Sjostrom.

New CRD Area A Director elected

The preliminary CRD Area A by-election results have Nicole Audet named as the new Area A Director.

CRD By Election race heats up after final advanced poll day

30 more people cast their ballots on the second advance voting day for the CRD Area A By-Election on Tuesday, Feb. 17. General Voting Day is Saturday, Feb. 21.

CRD releases early voting numbers for Area A By-Election

28 people in the Red Bluff/Quesnel South area took advantage of the first advanced voting day for the Area A by Election.

Nominees named in CRD Area A Director By-Election

Two nominees have officially been named to run for Cariboo Regional District Area A Director in the upcoming Bi-Election held in February.

Familiar face steps in to fill vacant CRD Area A Director role

Coralee Oakes has been appointed as Cariboo Regional District Director for Area A.

Stage set for CRD by-election for Area A

 The Cariboo Regional District has released the dates for a by-election for Area-A.

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