Mayor Richardson to lead new Anmore council

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Anmore voters decided to go with something completely different. Councillor Doug Richardson, who was perhaps council’s most vocal critic of the proposed Anmore South development plan, is set to serve as Anmore’s next mayor. After running unopposed, Richardson will replace John McEwen as Anmore’s outgoing mayor wades into provincial politics. McEwen ran on a campaign […]

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