Global News is projecting Kevin Moutray has been elected as the next mayor of Vanderhoof in the 2022 B.C. municipal election.
Mayor Gerry Thiessen opted to not run again, leaving the seat open for a new face.
Global News also projects first-time councillors Ernest Martens, David Van Dolah and Tom Bulmer will join incumbents Cyndi Lauze, Ken Young and Brian Frenkel.
Candidates
Mayor
George W Funk (George William Funk)
Ken D Holden (Kenneth Douglas Holden)
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Kevin Moutray
Council
Tom C Bulmer (Thomas Craig Bulmer)
Jeff D Craig (Jeffrey Douglas Craig)
Brad D Dejax (Bradley Dean Dejax)
Brian Frenkel (incumbent)
Cyndi L Lauze (Cynthia Lea Lauze) (incumbent)
Eric Lytle (Eric Vincent Lytle)
Ernest P Martens (Ernest Peter Martens)
Kurt G McKee (Kurt Gaylon McKee)
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Spencer E Siemens (Spencer Emerson Siemens) (incumbent)
Bill T Teichroeb (William Thomas Teichroeb)
Henry Thiessen (Henry Thiessen)
David L Van Dolah (David Leroy Van Dolah)
Ken D Young (Kenneth David Young) (incumbent)
Population of municipality
4,346 (2021)
Boundary of the municipality
Vanderhoof is located in B.C.’s Bulkley-Nechako region, about 100 kilometres from Prince George. “Vanderhoof” is the Dutch word for “the farm.”
This profile will continually be updated to reflect the latest information, interviews and events in the campaign.
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