Gail Mansell leads Peachland mayoral result by 20 votes
In Peachland’s October 17 preliminary results, Gail Mansell received 1,092 valid votes and Patrick Van Minsel received 1,072. The mayoral margin was 20 votes.
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In Peachland’s October 17 preliminary results, Gail Mansell received 1,092 valid votes and Patrick Van Minsel received 1,072. The mayoral margin was 20 votes.
Penticton’s October 17 preliminary results named Dan Ashton mayor and six councillors elected. A majority voted No on the assent question.
Port Coquitlam’s October 17 preliminary results gave Brad West 12,907 votes in the mayoral race. The city reported 14,403 voters and 32.5% turnout.
Paris Saint-Germain defeated Strasbourg 3-1 away in Ligue 1’s seventh round. PSG trailed at half-time but turned the match around with three late goals.
Qualicum Beach’s unofficial results dated October 17 gave Adam Walker 2,774 votes in the mayoral race. A total of 4,733 ballots were cast.
RC Strasbourg Alsace Women defeated RC Lens Women 3-1 away in Arkema Première Ligue. Lens led in the first half, but Strasbourg scored three times after the break.
Preliminary results published October 17 covered elections in six Okanagan-Similkameen areas. The District said official results would be declared by October 21.
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Sechelt’s October 18 preliminary results gave Dr. Paul Dhillon 2,543 votes in the mayoral race. Ken Whitaker placed second with 1,951.
Preliminary results of the October 17 non-binding plebiscite recorded 2,687 yes and 1,813 no votes on considering borrowing up to C$5 million for the proposed Sooke Gathering Place. The result does not authorize borrowing.