It certainly could have been worse, and thank you.
The big message should always be for folks to put a bit of effort in to researching candidates and then make the time (I was in and out of the early polls in under five minutes) to actually go vote. Municipal politics can make a huge difference in our daily lives but more than that it’s a privilege and duty to exercise that right (now I am getting preachy, sorry).
If a few more people show up at the polls Saturday - anywhere in BC - or at their next local election anywhere folks read NSMB that’s a win in my book.
If the mayor who thinks that **[a good substitute for safe and efficient cycling infrastructure is dressing my kid up in motorcycle leathers](https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid026y1S8xAr6mGYNjczGfGQusHjoYXU7o5tbZSmSHWWS2JAsA6xHLMFWCBRPF8htQYbl&id=116200036)** doesn’t win that’ll be doubly a victory.
Oct. 13, 2022, 5:49 p.m. - Andrew Major
It certainly could have been worse, and thank you. The big message should always be for folks to put a bit of effort in to researching candidates and then make the time (I was in and out of the early polls in under five minutes) to actually go vote. Municipal politics can make a huge difference in our daily lives but more than that it’s a privilege and duty to exercise that right (now I am getting preachy, sorry). If a few more people show up at the polls Saturday - anywhere in BC - or at their next local election anywhere folks read NSMB that’s a win in my book. If the mayor who thinks that **[a good substitute for safe and efficient cycling infrastructure is dressing my kid up in motorcycle leathers](https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid026y1S8xAr6mGYNjczGfGQusHjoYXU7o5tbZSmSHWWS2JAsA6xHLMFWCBRPF8htQYbl&id=116200036)** doesn’t win that’ll be doubly a victory.