UHNBC Drummers co-founder running for city council

Wesley Mitchell announced his candidacy during an event on the steps of city hall on Monday.

A man once lived on the streets of Prince George is now running for city council, to advocate for solutions to help other people escape the cycle of homeless and make a better life here.

“My path to Prince George has been long and tough. In 1986 I arrived in Prince George, and I haven’t looked back,” Mitchell said. “I have lived on the streets myself. I can relate to many of the people downtown…. I will be a voice for all people.” “I want to make Prince George a better place to live, work and play,” Mitchell said. “I will work my ass off to help the business community, the Indigenous community.. and the blue collars. The people who work each and every day for us to have what we have today. I want to be that ambassador, be part of that team that has solutions.”

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