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A student’s guide to this year's municipal elections

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On Oct. 17, every municipality in B.C. will be voting in new municipal representatives, including mayors, councillors, school board trustees, and more.
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What's at stake in B.C.’s 2026 municipal election?

This fall, we have a choice. In the upcoming local elections, we can vote for leaders who either support affordable housing – or take their cue from lobbyists and developers. Who invest in parks, libraries and public spaces – or approve new AI data centres. Who build climate-resilient homes – or keep residents locked into […]

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A student’s guide to this year's municipal elections

On Oct. 17, every municipality in B.C. will be voting in new municipal representatives, including mayors, councillors, school board trustees, and more.

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martlet.ca broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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