Global News is projecting Simon Yu has won a crowded race to become the next mayor of Prince George in the 2022 B.C. municipal election.
Incumbent Mayor Lyn Hall did not seek re-election this year, after winning the job handily in 2018 with more than 91 per cent of the vote.
Joining Yu on council will be incumbents Brian Skakun, Garth Frizzell, Kyle Sampson, Cori Ramsay and Susan Scott, along with newcomers Ron Polillo, Trudy Klassen and longtime school trustee Tim Bennett.
Candidates
Mayor
Adam Hyatt
Terri McConnachie (Incumbent councillor)
Lisa Mitchell
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Roy J Stewart
Christopher S. Wood
Simon S Yu
Council
Tim P Bennett
Richard Cook
Doug Feffery
Garth Frizzell (Incumbent)
Trudy Klassen
Colleen Mahoney
Karm K Manhas
Wesley Mitchell
Karen Muir
Ron Polillo
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Cori Ramsay (Incumbent)
Nour Salim
Kyle Sampson (Incumbent)
Susan Scott (Incumbent)
Paul Serup
Brian Skakun (Incumbent)
James Steidle
Chris Stern
Cameron Stolz
John Zukowski
Population of municipality
76,708 (2021)
Boundary of the municipality
Prince George is northern B.C.’s biggest city, located at the intersections of Highway 97 and Highway 16.
This profile will continually be updated to reflect the latest information, interviews and events in the campaign.
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