Sunday July 12, 2026 | LANGFORD, BC by Mary P Brooke | Island Social Trends Folks who know Mary Wagner as a City of Langford municipal councillor will know she’s serious about getting re-elected to Langford council for a second term. She hopes people will drop by to her meet-and-greet at Poncho’s Cafe on Friday [...] The post Coffee chat with Langford council candidate Mary Wagner coming up July 17 appeared first on Island Social Trends .
Sunday July 12, 2026 | LANGFORD, BC by Mary P Brooke | Island Social Trends Folks who know Mary Wagner as a City of Langford municipal councillor will know she’s serious about getting re-elected to Langford council for a second term. She hopes people will drop by to her meet-and-greet at Poncho’s Cafe on Friday July 17. From 9:30 am to 11 am.
Everyone welcome. Wagner has served one term on Langford Council, having been elected with the Langford Now slate in 2022 election. There’s no longer a slate.
Mayor Goodmanson and each of the councillors who are seeking re-election in 2026 have a track record of accomplishments that they’re proud of and are running each their own campaigns. Much of the Langford Council”s work 2022-2026 has been about getting some municipal fundamentals in place like the Official Community Plan and a Transportation Plan. “These things take a long time,” says Wagner.
Wagner is strong on community growth done responsibility and sustainably; she has chaired the City’s Sustainable Development Committee. Chat with the candidate at her upcoming event. The Poncho’s location is 755 Goldstream Ave in downtown Langford (parking behind the building and street-parking, as well as bicycle racks).
The municipal election (across the entire province) is on October 17, 2026. ===== RELATED: NEWS SECTIONS: LANGFORD | BC MUNICIPAL ELECTION 2026
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- Jul 12, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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