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Stewart disappointed at prospect of provincial election

Holding a provincial election this fall fails to respect municipal governments and B.C. voters, according to retiring Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart. A day before B.C. Premier David Eby officially called a snap election, Stewart spoke in council chambers about both the importance of voting and what he viewed as the repercussions of simultaneous election campaigns. […]

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