Tim Bennett seeking second term on Prince George city council

Tim Bennett is seeking re-election to the School District Board of Education October 20.

First term city councillor and former School District 57 Board Chair has announced his candidacy for a second term on Prince George city council.

“It has been an incredible honour to represent the community over the past four years as your City Councillor” says Bennett. “Prince George is home, and I’m running again because I believe in what our community can accomplish. There’s important work ahead, tackling current and future challenges, taking advantage of opportunities, and building a stronger future for everyone. I bring experienced, balanced leadership and a commitment to listening, working together, and improving quality of life for all residents.” 

Bennett’s campaign, Building Community Together, is focused on three priorities designed to support long-term sustainability and ensure Prince George remains a place where families and future generations can thrive.

  • Priority 1 – Strong Foundations:
    • Taking care of what we already have, supporting economic growth and investment, ensuring responsible financial stewardship and making smart and sustainable decisions for the future. 
  • Priority 2 – Growing Together:
    • Investing in neighourhoods and infrastructure, supporting housing opportunities, making sure growth is benefiting the people of Prince George. 
  • Priority 3 – A Safe and Thriving Prince George:
    • Building safe and welcoming public spaces, supporting a vibrant downtown, investing in recreation, parts, arts, culture, and community life, and supporting families. 

“These aren’t just a list of ideas, I have developed clear goals and tangible actions. My campaign is about having a plan, being accountable, and measuring progress. You can view more information about me and my platform at www.timbennett.ca or connect with me through social media.”

Bennett is inviting residents to join him today at 4:00 p.m. at Zoe’s Java House, 1259 4th Avenue, as he officially launches his campaign and shares more about his vision for Prince George.

The 2026 General Local Election will be held on October 17, 2026.

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