Global News is projecting voters in Harrison Hot Springs have chosen Ed Wood as their next mayor in the 2022 B.C. municipal election.
Wood replaces Mayor Leo Facio, who Global News projects will now serve as a councillor along with John Buckley, Allan Jackson and incumbent Michie Vidal.
Candidates
Mayor
John Allen
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Samantha Piper
Ed Wood
Council
John Buckley
Cathy Christiansen
Leo Facio
Leslie Ghezesan
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Allan Jackson
Michie Vidal
Population of municipality
1,905 (2021)
Boundary of the municipality
The southern end of Harrison Lake is where you’ll find Harrison Hot Springs, about 30 kilometres from Chilliwack in B.C.’s Fraser Valley.
This profile will continually be updated to reflect the latest information, interviews and events in the campaign.
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