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2022 Civic Election - Saanich

No recount in close Saanich council race

No recount in close Saanich council race

Rishi Sharma, who had requested the judicial recount, lost by just 11 votes to Teale Phelps-Bondaroff during the municipal election on Oct. 15
Meet Saanich council newcomers: an 'old millennial,' a founder of a running charity and a sea cucumber crime fighter

Meet Saanich council newcomers: an 'old millennial,' a founder of a running charity and a sea cucumber crime fighter

When incoming mayor Dean Murdock returns to the council table after a few years away, he鈥檒l be joined by new faces Mena Westhaver, founder of Sole Sisters, and Teale Phelps Bondaroff, known for his marine and little libraries work
Saanich candidate who lost by 11 votes asking judge for recount

Saanich candidate who lost by 11 votes asking judge for recount

Rishi Sharma鈥檚 lawyer says an 11-vote difference on approximately 10,000 votes for the two candidates 鈥渋s pretty marginal鈥
Saanich election results: Dean Murdock narrowly wins mayor's race

Saanich election results: Dean Murdock narrowly wins mayor's race

The former three-term councillor won a narrow victory over incumbent Fred Haynes.
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鈥檚 Robert Filmer, do not because of their jobs
Saanich: Candidates for mayor and council in the 2022 civic election

Saanich: Candidates for mayor and council in the 2022 civic election

In Saanich, two candidates are running for聽mayor. Twenty-four people are running for eight council seats.
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鈥 union worries candidates linked to right-wing politics will get elected to school boards, there鈥檚 a bigger question: With so many of the big decisions in education handled by the province, what鈥檚 left for trustees to do?
Under-age-30 candidates seek voice at council tables

Under-age-30 candidates seek voice at council tables

They cite housing shortage and climate change as priorities they want to address, and reflect on barriers to public office that younger candidates face.
Jack Knox: An election message from me, your beloved leader

Jack Knox: An election message from me, your beloved leader

Jack Knox is the leader you want. Because Jack Knox is the leader you need.