Municipal Election Archive

A youth soccer coach announced his campaign for Port Coquitlam council this week.

Amy Lubik is hoping to find a seat on Port Moody council at the end of the rainbow. Lubik, who led a delegation that secured a commitment from council to install a rainbow crosswalk in the city, will run for a seat on that council in the Oct.

The three-term city councillor launched his mayoralty campaign today.

Mike Clay will seek a third term as mayor of Port Moody. Clay, 52, is a life-long resident of the city who launched his political career in 2005 when he was elected to his first of two terms as a city councillor.

Another former provincial candidate is running for a seat on Coquitlam council. Ian Soutar, 28, ran last year in Coquitlam-Burke Mountain with the Green Party.

Twice before he’s run unsuccessfully for council

After 28 years in politics, Mae Reid has decided it is time to retire. The longtime Coquitlam city councillor told The Tri-City News Monday she will not seek re-election this fall, saying she hopes to spend more time reading and traveling.

Coquitlam council candidate Darryl Stickler is blaming an “editing mistake” for incorrectly claiming he was a member of the executive for the Coquitlam Sports Centre Users Association (CSCUA) on his campaign website.

Nicola Spurling is adding her name to the growing list of candidates running for Coquitlam city council.

The Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce is hosting municipal all candidates debates for all three cities — Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody — in time for the Oct. 20 civic election.