Candidates, nominations, voting information, public forums, accountability reporting and results for the 2026 Osoyoos local election.
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In Oliver and Osoyoos, two distinct municipal governance structures are in place with unique roles for Water Councillors dating back to 1990. The nomination period for the upcoming elections is set from September 1 to 11, with campaigns beginning on September 19.
Prospective council candidate says clean drinking water, responsible spending and sustained government advocacy must guide the next council
Anderson, a former CAO in Oliver, is running as a candidate for mayor in the upcoming election. His platform focuses on addressing challenges such as low tax base and aging infrastructure through cost containment measures, internal efficiency reviews, and innovative water rate structures.
Dustin Sikora says Osoyoos voters should not have to wait until nominations close before hearing the town’s declared mayoral candidates debate its most pressing problems.
The Town of Osoyoos is seeking election officials to oversee the upcoming fall municipal vote, with applications now open until Friday and mandatory training scheduled for October.
Sikora announces "Im in" for this years Municipal Election
PUBLIC NOTICE is given to the electors of the Town of Osoyoos that nominations will be received for the offices of:
Request for Elections Workers
The South Okanagan Chamber of Commerce has initiated a survey to gather community priorities ahead of municipal elections, aiming to inform non-partisan candidate questions.
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