Global News is projecting Rossland councillor Andy Morel has been chosen as the city’s next mayor in the 2022 B.C. municipal election.
Morel replaces two-term Mayor Kathy Moore, who opted not to seek re-election.
Global News also projects the lone incumbent councillor to run again, Stewart Spooner, has won re-election, joining newcomers Maya Provencal, Lisa Kwiatkowski, Jeff Weaver, Eliza Boyce and Craig Humpherys.
Candidates
Mayor
Kim Lafond
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Andy J Morel (Andrew John Morel)
Council
Eliza M Boyce
Paul A Evans
Craig S Humpherys
Richard K Kemick
Lisa S Kwiatkowski
Brian Pistak (Richard Brian Michael Pistak)
Maya S Provencal
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Stewart Spooner (incumbent)
Tim Thatcher (Timothy James Thatcher)
Sam Troy (Samantha Troy)
Jeff L Weaver
Population of municipality
4,140 (2021).
Boundary of the municipality
Rossland is located in the Kootenays, and within the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary. It’s also about 12 kilometres from the Canada-U.S. border.
This profile will continually be updated to reflect the latest information, interviews and events in the campaign.
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