Local Election Guide

Tune in to CKPG at 7pm or on https://ckpgtoday.ca/ to learn more about the 2022 candidates and their views on important issues.

Tune in to CKPG at 7pm or on https://ckpgtoday.ca/ to learn more about the 2022 candidates and their views on important issues.

An All Candidates Debate
September 27 5:30 – 7:30 pm at the Canfor Theatre at UNBC. Event also available by Zoom. Email annie@unbc.ca for Zoom access.
The most convenient parking to access the Canfor Theatre is parking lot A. Please note all UNBC is pay parking.

Sponsored by the Environmental & Sustainability Program, the Faculty of Environment and the Depart of Political Science (UNBC).

Join CBC, Downtown Prince George and PGPL at the Bob Harkins Branch, downtown, for a 2022 Mayoral Forum for the upcoming civic election (general voting day is October 15, 2022). Hear what our hopeful Mayors have to say about important issues facing our community. Free to attend and open to all.

Online viewing will be available through live streaming on CBC Daybreak North's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/daybreaknorth/
The recording is available here: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/prince-george-mayoral-fo...

This forum will feature mayoral and council candidates answering questions from moderators Curtis Armstrong (Publisher and General Manager, Prince George Citizen) and Gary Wilson (Professor, Department of Political Science, UNBC) on a wide range of relevant issues in this year’s municipal election in Prince George. It will be hosted by Neil Godbout, Editor in Chief of the Prince George Citizen.
The most convenient parking to access the Canfor Theatre is parking lot A. Please note all UNBC is pay parking.

Come find your municipal match! It's a fun, fast-paced and unique event connecting you, the voter, with City Council hopefuls. Candidates running for Mayor, City Council, and School Board Trustees will be on site for this opportunity to connect with you!

Open to all and free to attend at the Bob Harkins Branch, downtown.

On behalf of the Prince George Community Health & Inclusion Coalition and Uniting Northern Drug Users Undu’ing Stigma (UNDU), we are inviting you to: All Candidates Forum on Poverty, Homelessness, and the Drug Poisoning Crisis. This event will take place at the Omineca Arts Centre located at 369 Victoria St. on the evening of Tuesday, October 11th.