Global News is projecting Linda Buchanan has been overwhelmingly re-elected as mayor of the City of North Vancouver in the 2022 B.C. municipal election.
Buchanan won with more than 80 per cent of the vote, a far cry from her first election in 2018 when she earned just 30 per cent of ballots cast. That was a more crowded field, however, whereas this year only Guy Heywood challenged Buchanan.
The rest of council will also look familiar, with Global News projecting Shervin Shahriari will be elected as the only new face. Incumbents Don Bell, Holly Black, Angela Girard, Tony Valente and Jessica McIlRoy have all won again, Global News projects.
Candidates
Mayor
Linda Buchanan (incumbent)
Guy Heywood
Council
Holly Back (incumbent)
Don Bell (incumbent)
Anna Boltenko
Jeremy Cato
Angela Girard (incumbent)
Me-An Laceste
Max Lai
Kathy McGrenera
Jessica McIlroy (incumbent)
Ron Polly
Shervin Shahriari
Tony Valente (incumbent)
Population of municipality
58,120 (2021)
Boundary of the municipality
The City of North Vancouver is a municipality whose boundary stretches to just north of the Upper Levels Highway, west to MacKay Road and east to Brooksbank Avenue. Surrounding the city’s boundaries is the District of North Vancouver.
This profile will continually be updated to reflect the latest information, interviews and events in the campaign.
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