Residents of the Metro Vancouver community of Anmore went to the polls on Oct. 15 for the 2022 B.C. municipal election.
Global News projects incumbent John McEwen has won the mayor’s race.
With just four candidates for council, all of them were acclaimed. Incumbent councillors Kim Trowbridge, Paul Weverink and Polly Krier were acclaimed along with newcomer Douglas Richardson.
Candidates
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Mayor
John McEwen (incumbent)
Mario Piamonte
Council
Polly Krier (incumbent)
Douglas Richardson
Kim Trowbridge (incumbent)
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Paul Weverink (incumbent)
Population of municipality
2,356 (2021)
Boundary of the municipality
Located on the north side of Burrard Inlet, across the water from Port Moody. To its west lies the Indian Arm and Belcarra, to its north Eagle Mountain, to its east Pinecone Burke Provincial Park.
This profile will continually be updated to reflect the latest information, interviews and events in the campaign.
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