Local Election Guide

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About this guide

This guide is an archive of positions taken by local government candidates in the 2026 election on legal action to recover local climate costs from fossil fuel companies. The election is over — use Who to talk to on council to find newly elected allies. Each candidate card still links to the original surveys.

Unless otherwise noted, the information comes from Vote4Tomorrow surveys, many of which asked candidates whether they would “Pursue available legal options to recover a fair share of the climate costs facing our community from fossil fuel companies and other big polluters.”

In the Capital Regional District, it also draws on the Livable CRD survey, which asked: “Climate-related damage and adaptation costs increasingly fall on municipal budgets. Would you vote to have your municipality join other BC local governments in legal action to recover a share of those costs from major fossil fuel producers?”

The guide lists candidates in the communities we are tracking, including those who have not yet answered Vote4Tomorrow or Livable CRD. We encourage you to contact them directly. Candidates who write info@suebigoil.ca are labelled Direct email on their card. When a community already has some answers in and more candidates still haven’t replied, the gauge will say we’re waiting on the rest.

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