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2022 Civic Election - North Cowichan

Vancouver Island votes: Seven new mayors elected in capital region

Vancouver Island votes: Seven new mayors elected in capital region

Results in the 2022 municipal elections for southern Vancouver Island: New mayors in Victoria, Saanich, Langford, Colwood, View Royal, North Saanich, Metchosin and North Cowichan, incumbents re-elected in Esquimalt, Sooke and Nanaimo.
Oct. 15 civic elections: Where and when to cast your ballot

Oct. 15 civic elections: Where and when to cast your ballot

Here are the voting locations around Greater Victoria and in Duncan, North Cowichan and Nanaimo in the Oct. 15 civic elections. Polls are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Does it matter where council candidates live?

Does it matter where council candidates live?

Most council candidates live in the municipalities where they are running, but some, like Qualicum Beach’s Robert Filmer, do not because of their jobs
Jack Knox: Fuss over slate raises question: why elect school boards?

Jack Knox: Fuss over slate raises question: why elect school boards?

As the teachers’ union worries candidates linked to right-wing politics will get elected to school boards, there’s a bigger question: With so many of the big decisions in education handled by the province, what’s left for trustees to do?
North Cowichan: Candidates for mayor and council in the 2022 civic election

North Cowichan: Candidates for mayor and council in the 2022 civic election

In North Cowichan, three people are running for mayor. Fifteen people are running for six council seats.
Cowichan Valley School District 79: Candidates for trustee 2022

Cowichan Valley School District 79: Candidates for trustee 2022

In the Cowichan Valley School District (SD79), 18 people are running for seven trustee positions.

Cowichan Valley Regional District: Candidates for electoral district director 2022

The Cowichan Valley Regional District has nine electoral areas. Each will elect one director; candidates have been acclaimed in two areas.
Signs, signs everywhere a sign: There must be an election underway

Signs, signs everywhere a sign: There must be an election underway

Election signs may seem like a throwback, but they’re an important part of building name recognition, says a communications expert.
Adrian Raeside cartoon: Questionnaire for municipal election candidates

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Questionnaire for municipal election candidates

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Jack Knox: In a Where's Waldo field, civic election campaigns begin now

Jack Knox: In a Where's Waldo field, civic election campaigns begin now

People who lack name recognition need to campaign before the campaign starts