Greenwood residents go to polls October 10th

After mayor Ed Smith stepped down for personal reasons this past February, the top seat in Canada’s smallest city Greenwood,  is being filled by a rotation of city councilors.

The COVID-19 pandemic put all elections and by-elections in BC on hold up until now. The city was given the green light from Elections BC to hold the by-election and residents will go to the polls October 10th to elect a new mayor to fulfill the term left by Smith.

For more information visit  Greenwoodcity.com

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