Municipal Election Archive

Rob Vagramov defeats incumbent Mike Clay to become the new mayor of Port Moody. Amy Lubik and Steve Milani are newcomers to council.

Richard Stewart will occupy the Coquitlam mayor’s chair for another four years. The 59-year-old incumbent — who said this would be his last election — defeated challenger Adel Gamar during Saturday night's municipal election, taking 16,546 votes (69.

Mike Forrest, a longtime councillor, loses his seat while Steve Darling and Nancy McCurrach are new to council.

We all have busy lives. We all have things we’d rather do on a sunny Saturday than line up in a school gym to fill out a ballot.

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A Coquitlam council candidate is upset with the recent mail-out of election brochures by the city because he said it made it look like he had withdrawn from the race.

Port Moody mayoral candidate Rob Vagramov says the Moody Centre neighbourhood offers a “once-in-a-lifetime” opportunity to custom build an area of the city to attract an anchor employer.

Mayoral candidate Patrick Alambets was ejected from the debate before the meeting started