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Richard Stewart

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Oct 18, 2026

Ian BushfieldHOST
2:59
He mentioned that he's going to have to update his municipality song with the incorporation of Okanagan Falls and its first election ever.
Ian BushfieldHOST
3:07
This cycle, they had a panel with former mayor of Coquitlam, Richard Stewart, Haselem, and a former Surrey city councilor whose name escapes me at the moment.
Ian BushfieldHOST
3:18
But it was a chaotic night, right? McElroy pointed out that their analysis suggests as many as 80% of incumbents tend to get re-elected but that did not happen last night it might have happened at council levels we'll have to eventually crunch all the numbers i did a quick ask and it's somewhere in the 40s of mayors across the 160 municipalities across the province that were defeated last night and quite a few in metro van only five were re-elected and so many were defeated so we're starting here in vancouver pete fry the first Green party mayor in Canada, second person of color, second non-Scottish mayor.
Matthew NaylorHOST
4:00
Yes.

18 MINS LATER

Ian BushfieldHOST
21:51
He's a big advocate for West Coast Express expansion and really wants to see more housing options in the city, so he might be the real hope here.
Ian BushfieldHOST
22:00
But otherwise, not as exciting of a night.
Ian BushfieldHOST
22:02
It was very funny watching Richard Stewart, outgoing mayor on CBC last night, especially because I hadn't seen a lot of him talk.
Ian BushfieldHOST
22:12
He was so low energy.
Ian BushfieldHOST
15:48
There's a lot of council candidates not running for re-election and the mayor is not running for re-election.
Ian BushfieldHOST
15:53
Richard Stewart, one time long ago, BC Liberal MLA, has been the mayor here for a generation.
Ian BushfieldHOST
16:01
And Coquitlam's done fairly well under him, honestly.
Ian BushfieldHOST
16:05
The Leger poll includes Coquitlam.
Ian BushfieldHOST
18:34
So my vote went to Hodge and a mix of council candidates.
Ian BushfieldHOST
18:38
You can see that on my blue sky and elsewhere.
Ian BushfieldHOST
18:41
What makes this really interesting in the past week is Richard Stewart has really tried to push a lot of weight behind Mandu.
Ian BushfieldHOST
18:47
He had initially endorsed Hodge when Hodge announced months ago, and then Mandu announced at the start of September, which kind of came out of nowhere.
Mike McDonaldHOST
58:01
Mm.
Geoff MeggsHOST
58:01
Uh, Trish Mandel coming in to challenge for the seat vacated by Richard Stewart.
Geoff MeggsHOST
58:07
And, uh, she was an NDP-
Mike McDonaldHOST
58:08
With an endorsement by Richard Stewart, too.
Mike McDonaldHOST
58:10
Um-
Geoff MeggsHOST
58:11
Mm-hmm
Justin McElroyHOST
2:57
For, Stephen, for a big city in Metro Vancouver, Coquitlam politics have often been seen as maybe a little bit, well, boring.
Justin McElroyHOST
3:05
Since Richard Stewart became mayor in 2008, there have been no political parties, no giant scandals, and no particularly close mayoral elections.
Justin McElroyHOST
3:13
But Richard Stewart is not running for re-election.
Justin McElroyHOST
3:15
And with that, the race is wide open.
Justin McElroyHOST
3:17
And as BC's sixth-largest city by population, there are no shortage of policy issues to talk about in Coquitlam.
Stephen QuinnHOST
5:35
And then, uh, Craig, you'll get thirty seconds to wrap things up after that.
Stephen QuinnHOST
5:38
So Craig, as we mentioned, you are a former four-term city councilor.
Stephen QuinnHOST
5:42
You lost the endorsement of outgoing Mayor Richard Stewart.

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