New and familiar faces elected as mayors across northern B.C. and Cariboo
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- same article, counted once
- wire copy
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What's being reported
Voters in northern B.C. and the Cariboo elected mayors in municipal elections held Saturday. Results show a mix of new and returning mayors across the region, with little change in the mayor's chair in the northwest's three biggest communities.
How coverage differs
- CFNR NetworkFocuses on the northwest's three biggest communities, starting with Terrace.
2 versionsGrouped by owner
Independent · 1 version · 1 outlet
- Municipal Elections bring little change at the top for Northwest BC’s three biggest communities
Results are in for Saturday's municipal elections and things are standing pat at the top for the northwest's three biggest communities. In Terrace, in...
Pattison · 1 version · 1 outlet
- New and familiar faces elected to mayor’s chairs across northern B.C. and Cariboo
Saturday's municipal election brought a mixture of change and continuity to communities across the Cariboo and northern B.C., with several familiar fa...
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Watched, didn't run itBurns Lake Lakes District News, Quesnel Cariboo Observer, Terrace Standard, The Interior News, The Northern View, Williams Lake Tribune