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Elections: Candidate Info

The next general local election takes place October 17, 2026. Elected candidates will serve a four-year term.

Candidate Eligibility

To run for municipal Council or School Board Trustee, candidates must be:

  • A Canadian citizen
  • 18 years of age or older on the general voting day
  • A resident of BC for at least 6 months immediately preceding the day nomination papers are filed
  • Not be disqualified under the Local Government Act or any other enactment from being nominated for, being elected to or holding office, or be otherwise disqualified by law.

Visit the Elections BC website for complete candidate information, including guides, forms, online training and information sessions.

Serving as a Municipal Councillor
Serving on Council is a meaningful way to help shape the future of Sechelt. It's a role that calls for thoughtful decision‑making, a good grasp of local issues and a genuine commitment to serving the public. Council Members regularly work through complex topics, balance a range of viewpoints and address sensitive topics, all with the goal of doing what is best for the community.
Serving as a School Board Trustee
Serving as a school board trustee is a chance to represent your community and help shape the future of local education. Trustees help set priorities and policies, oversee the budget and make decisions that support student learning and well‑being. They bring community voices to the table, make sure local needs are reflected in decisions and help ensure the school board remains accountable to the public it serves.

Steps to Success

  • Explore the Elections BC website to find out “Who Does What in Local Elections” and review detailed information on new campaign financing and advertising rules.

  • Visit the “Thinking of Running for Local Office?” page on the BC Ministry of Municipal Affairs website to explore helpful videos, guidance and resource documents on local government, local decision making and roles & responsibilities of local elected officials.

  • Review key guiding municipal plans and documents on the District of Sechelt website, under Plans, Reports and Studies.

Contact Us

City Hall
123 Conestoga Drive
Glasgow G1 5QH

111-222-3333
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