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Local News Port Moody · October 26, 2026

Mayor-elect and councillors-elect to be sworn in at Inaugural Council Meeting on November 3

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Mayor-elect and councillors-elect to be sworn in at Inaugural Council Meeting on November 3
Port Moody’s mayor-elect and councillors-elect will be sworn in at an official ceremony during the Inaugural Council Meeting at Inlet Theatre (100 Newport Drive) on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The meeting will start at 7pm with a reception to follow. Both events are open to the public – we invite you to join us to hear from your new Council, elected in the 2026 Port Moody General Local Election held on October 17, 2026. If you plan to attend, please note the theatre doors will open at 6:30pm. If you would like to watch from home, this meeting will be live streamed at portmoody.ca/watchlive. You can find an agenda package and a video recording (available by 5pm on November 4) online at portmoody.ca/councilcalendar. The following individuals, elected for a four-year term, will take the Oath of Office during the ceremony: Mayor-elect Haven Lurbiecki Councillor-elect Alexandra Chan Councillor-elect Kyla Knowles Councillor-elect Paul Lambert Councillor-elect Amy Lubik Councillor-elect Callan Morrison Councillor-elect Peter Thomasen The ceremony will also include a performance by Vancouver-based singer-songwriter Hilary Grist as part of Art at Council, a program that gives artists a chance to share their work with the public and educate Council on the cultural projects taking place in our community. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the statutory meeting will be called to order and the six councillors and Mayor Lurbiecki will each deliver an inaugural address. The reception will begin immediately after the meeting has been adjourned. City Council debates issues, sets policy, passes bylaws, approves budgets, and establishes the City’s overall direction. If you’d like to learn more about the role of local government, visit portmoody.ca/municipalgov. Stay up to date – subscribe to receive the latest City news by email and find key Council decisions at portmoody.ca/council-highlights.

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