2011 British Columbia municipal elections

Municipal elections were held in the Canadian province of British Columbia on November 19, 2011. Races were held in all municipalities and regional district electoral areas. Selected mayoral races are as follows: == Abbotsford == == Burnaby == == Campbell River == == Castlegar == == Central Saanich == == Chilliwack == == Coldstream == == Colwood == == Comox == == Coquitlam == == Courtenay == == Cranbrook == == Dawson Creek == == Delta == == Esquimalt == == Fort St. John == == Gibsons == === Mayoral election === The results for mayor of Gibsons were as follows: === Gibsons Town Council election === The results for Gibsons Town Council were as follows: Top 4 candidates elected == Hope == == Juan de Fuca Electoral Area == The results in Capital Regional District Electoral Area H (Juan de Fuca) were as follows: === Director election === == Kamloops == == Kelowna == == Lake Country == == Langford == == Langley (city) == == Langley Township == Mel Kositsky announced that he would run for mayor on September 11, 2011. In November, there was a political debate between the mayoral candidates for both Langley City and Langley Township. Kositsky spent $70,254 on his political campaign, while Jack Froese, who won the election, had spent $79,533. == Maple Ridge == == Mission == == Nanaimo == == Nelson == == New Westminster == == North Cowichan == == North Saanich == == North Vancouver City == == North Vancouver District == == Oak Bay == == Parksville == == Penticton == == Pitt Meadows == == Port Alberni == == Port Coquitlam == == Port Moody == == Powell River == == Prince George == == Prince Rupert == == Richmond == == Saanich == == Salmon Arm == == Salt Spring Island Electoral Area == The results in Capital Regional District Electoral Area F (Salt Spring Island) were as follows: === Director election === == Sidney == == Smithers == == Sooke == == Southern Gulf Islands Electoral Area == The results in Capital Regional District Electoral Area G (Southern Gulf Islands) were as follows: === Director election === == Squamish == == Summerland == == Surrey == The main opposition party, the Surrey Civic Coalition did not field a mayoral candidate against Watts. They did run a slate for city council, however, but did not win any seats. == Terrace == == Vancouver == == Vernon == == Victoria == == West Kelowna == == West Vancouver == == Williams Lake == == White Rock == == References == == Bibliography == CivicInfo BC Unofficial results