Scott Goodmanson has been elected mayor of Langford, B.C., upsetting longtime mayor Stew Young. Goodmanson won with 54.1 per cent of the vote (4,483 votes) over Young's 45.9 per cent (3,796 votes). Young was the first mayor ever elected in the city, which was incorprated in 1992, and has served as mayor ever since.

Via CTV Vancouver Island.

Scott Goodmanson has been elected mayor of Langford, B.C., upsetting longtime mayor Stew Young. Goodmanson won with 54.1 per cent of the vote (4,483 votes) over Young's 45.9 per cent (3,796 votes). Young was the first mayor ever elected in the city, which was incorprated in 1992, and has served as mayor ever since.
Via CTV Vancouver Island.

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Outgoing Langford Mayor Stew Young Concedes

Josh & Jade are joined by Mike Kozakowski from Citified Victoria. 

Josh &amp; Jade are joined by Mike Kozakowski from Citified Victoria.&nbsp;

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Fifteen years after the last Dayliner passenger train ran, the Island Rail Corridor remains largely idle and no longer contiguous. We revisit the debate with David Slade of Friends of Rails to Trails Vancouver Island, asking what years of delay have meant — and what options remain for the corridor’s future.

Fifteen years after the last Dayliner passenger train ran, the Island Rail Corridor remains largely idle and no longer contiguous. We revisit the debate with David Slade of <a href="https://fortvi.ca">Friends of Rails to Trails Vancouver Island</a>, asking what years of delay have meant &mdash; and what options remain for the corridor&rsquo;s future.

5 Years Lying Idle: What’s on Track for the E&N Corridor?

Josh & Jade spoke with Mario Canseco, President of Research Co., about new polling that shows Canadian support for becoming a republic is slipping. He breaks down what the numbers say about attitudes toward the monarchy  and why most Canadians still expect it to stick around decades from now.

Josh &amp; Jade spoke with Mario Canseco, <a href="https://researchco.ca/">President of Research Co</a>., about new polling that shows Canadian support for becoming a republic is slipping. He breaks down what the numbers say about attitudes toward the monarchy&nbsp; and why most Canadians still expect it to stick around decades from now.

Outgoing Langford Mayor Stew Young Concedes

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