#elxnnw Archive

Party: Independent Profession: Environmental Geoscientist Political experience (I.e.: how long have you been in office?): First time seeking public office.

Party: Independent Candidate, free from any "special interests" except the best interests of New Westminster and the people who live here.

Wayne Wright will take action to conform to election guidelines

Who's running - and where you can find them in the coming weeks

Party: N/A Profession: City Councillor/Litigation Adjuster Political experience (Ie: how long have you been in office?): I have the experience, the passion and the knowledge to lead New Westminster into the future.

Party: N/A Profession: Business person Political experience (Ie: how long have you been in office?): Never held or run for office. Why are you running? I have a passion for making things better through positive change.

The results are in for The Record's election survey, and readers voted truck traffic as the number 1 issue in New Westminster. The online survey was conducted from Oct. 1 to 14, and 74 people responded.

A community volunteer who works with KidSport, the Rotary youth program and New West Pride is running for a seat on the New Westminster school board.

Vacancies are opening up on New Westminster city council and school board as several incumbents prepare to vacate their seats. When nominations for the Nov. 15 civic election closed at 4 p.m. on Oct.

James Crosty hopes a “labour dispute” will give him the votes he needs to become New Westminster’s next mayor.