Mayor Shari Green outspent former mayor Dan Rogers two-to-one during the 2011 municipal
election.
Rogers, who was the incumbent mayor going into the election, spent just under $38,430 on his election campaign. Green spent a record $81,147 on her successful bid for mayor. All candidates from the 2011 municipal election have now publicly filed their campaign donations and contributions. The deadline for candidates to report their donations was Monday at
5 p.m.
The final two candidates to file their reports were Rogers and mayoralty candidate Bruce Fader.
Rogers financed just over $12,711 of his campaign out of his own pocket. His largest campaign donations came from MNB Enterprises, North District Labour Council and Northern Interior
Aggregates at $2,500 each.
M Rogers Mechanical and Brian Brownridge each contributed $2,000 to Rogers' campaign.
Fader declared no campaign contributions or expenses.
The 2011 municipal election saw a total of $278,295 spent on campaigning in the city; $126,580 by mayoralty candidates and $151,715 by council candidates.
Mayoralty candidates
*Shari Green: $81,147
Dan Rogers: $38,430
Alex Huber: $6,153
Brandon Lewis: $850
Eugene Fetterly: $0
Bruce Fader: $0
Council candidates
*Albert Koehler: $39,965
* Frank Everitt: $24,992
* Dave Wilbur: $15,929
* Cameron Stolz: $15,327
Jordan Gadsby: $12,528
*Murry Krause: $9,595
* Lyn Hall: $8,514
Myrt Turner: $8,497
* Brian Skakun: $7,166
Debora Munoz: $6,655
Harry Ulch: $3,950
Dorothy Friesen: $3,437
*Garth Frizzell: $2,321
Brad Gagnon: $697
John Beebe: $350
Scot Affleck: $306
Travis Shaw: $0
Joanne Dickenson: $0
An * indicates the candidate was elected.
All campaign spending amounts were rounded to the nearest
dollar.
