Fourteen people, including B.C. Premier John Horgan's sister-in-law, have declared their candidacy for a seat on Langford, B.C., council in the October municipal election.
Fourteen people, including B.C. Premier John Horgan's sister-in-law, have declared their candidacy for a seat on Langford, B.C., council in the October municipal election.Shirley Ackland, the wife of the premier's late brother who died of cancer in 2018, previously served as mayor of Port McNeill, B.C., and is still on the payroll as an instructor at North Island College in Courtenay, B.C., according to her candidate nomination papers.
Dan Oickle and Scott Peter Goodmanson will challenge Young for the mayor's chair, which he has held continuously since 1993.The 14 declared candidates for Langford council, as of the Sept. 9 deadline, are:
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