The Chief Election Officer for the City of Enderby has declared the official election results for the general local election as follows:

Mayor

• Davyduke, Roxanne

Councillor

• Yerhoff, Sarah
• Shishido, Shawn
• Baird, Tundra
• Lancaster, David
• McCune, Greg
• Sheepwash, Ryan

The determination of the official election results occurred on October 20, 2026 pursuant to Section 145(8) of the Local Government Act.

The declaration of the official election results occurred on October 20, 2026 pursuant to Section 146(2) of the Local Government Act.

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The preliminary election results for the City of Enderby 2026 election are as follows:

Estimated Eligible Voters: 2585
Total Number of Votes Cast: 861

For the office of Mayor (1)

Davyduke, Roxanne - 536 votes - ELECTED
Galbraith, Huck - 184 votes
Ramey, Dave - 141 votes

For the office of Councillor (6)

Yerhoff, Sarah - 618 votes - ELECTED
Shishido, Shawn - 607 votes - ELECTED
Baird, Tundra - 603 votes - ELECTED
Lancaster, David - 517 votes - ELECTED
McCune, Greg - 504 votes - ELECTED
Sheepwash, Ryan - 426 votes - ELECTED
Serhan, Lynn - 339 votes
Meyer, Gillian - 300 votes

Thank you to all candidates and the voters for your participation in the 2026 general local election for the City of Enderby. Your dedication and civic spirit are appreciated!

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Halloween descends on Enderby on Saturday, October 31st.

Dancing witches, haunted hot dogs, spooktacular fireworks and of course - local businesses delivering the tasty goods to hundreds of costumed kiddos!

Join us for an afternoon and evening of Halloween fright and delight!

"Trick or Treat!"
(2pm-4pm)

Look for the orange and black balloons all over downtown Enderby, as the business community welcomes costumed trick-or-treaters with buckets of candy.

To make it easier to plot your candy hunt, here is a list of participating businesses:

Enderby & District Fire Department Giveaways!
(4pm-8pm)

As though our firefighters don't give enough (including marshalling the Halloween Fireworks!), you will also find incredible goodies at the firehall from 4pm-8pm.

Glowsticks, Full-sized chocolate bars and toys for infants!

Lions Hot Chocolate & Hot Dogs
(6pm-8pm)

You'll find the Enderby & District Lions Club lurking in the shadows of Lions Gazebo serving up Hot Dogs and Hot Chocolate by donation.

And, a thank you to Damn Good Eats for donating candy to the first 400 children who visit the Lions Gazebo.

Witches Dance & Monster Mash
(7pm-7:30pm)

Enderby & District Recreation Services is casting spells on dancers around town, drawing them out for rehearsals for the Witches Dance & Monster Mash! All ages are welcome to participate!

The Enderby Witches are at it again. They will be flying in on their brooms to Riverside Park and the Lions Gazebo ahead of the Fireworks. Gather around the Gazebo before 7pm to get your spot.

For those wanting to participate in the Witches Dance you're invited to attend an open rehearsal at the Drill Hall:
Friday, October 30 from 11am-11:45am
Friday, October 30 from 5pm-5:45pm

Everyone is encouraged to join in for the Monster Mash and bonus Halloween dances to follow.

Halloween Fireworks!
(8pm)

Shout out to Riverside RV Park for funding the Fireworks and to Enderby & District Fire Department for putting on a spooktacular show for us!

A special, spooky thanks to...

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The prohibition on Category 2 and Category 3 Open Burning within the City of Enderby and Shuswap River Fire Protection District are lifted effective October 2, 2026 at 12:00 pm.

Please review the below poster for information about the different categories of fires.

This is consistent with the approach of the Kamloops Fire Centre, which regulates those areas not protected by a fire department.

The prohibition on campfires was previously lifted effective September 3, 2026.

Within the City of Enderby, there are additional regulations on campfires and open burning that must be followed. Please visit the City’s Open Burning and Campfire Regulations page for further information.

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Public notice is hereby given to the electors of the City of Enderby that an election by voting is to be held.

MAYOR – one (1) to be elected.

The candidates for the office of Mayor are:

COUNCILLOR – six (6) to be elected.

The candidates for the offices of Councillor are:

VOTING DATES AND LOCATIONS

GENERAL VOTING DAY will be:

Saturday, October 17, 2026
8:00am to 8:00pm
Enderby & District Seniors' Centre - 1101 George Street, Enderby BC

ADVANCE VOTING will be held:

Wednesday, October 7, 2026
8:00am to 8:00pm
Enderby City Hall - 619 Cliff Avenue, Enderby BC

A SPECIAL VOTING OPPORTUNITY will be held for qualified electors who are patients of Parkview Place at the time of voting:

Wednesday, October 14, 2026
10:00am to 12:00pm
Parkview Place - 707 3rd Avenue, Enderby BC

ELECTOR REGISTRATION

There is no need to pre-register to vote as the registration of all electors for this election will take place at the time of voting. In order to register at the time of voting, you will be required to complete the application form available at the voting place and to make a declaration that you meet the requirements to be registered as set out below:

• be 18 years of age or older on general voting day October 17, 2026;
• be a Canadian citizen;
• be a resident of British Columbia for at least 6 months immediately before the day of registration (at the time of voting);
• be a resident of the City of Enderby on the day of registration (at time of voting) OR be a registered owner of real property in the City of Enderby for at least 30 days immediately before the day of registration (at time of voting); and
• not be disqualified under the Local Government Act or any other enactment from voting in an election or assent voting and not otherwise disqualified by law.

In addition, for non-resident property electors:

• The only persons who are registered owners of the property, either as joint tenants or tenants in common, and are individuals who are not holding the property in trust for a corporation or another trust.
• If more than one person is a registered owner of the property, only one of those individuals may, with the written consent of the majority owners, register as a non-resident property elector.

Resident electors must produce 2 pieces of identification (at least one with a signature). Picture identification is not necessary. The identification must prove both residency and identity.

Non-resident property electors must produce 2 pieces of identification (at least one with a signature) to prove identity, proof that they are entitled to register in relation to the property, and, if there is more than one owner of the property, written consent from the other property owners.

Jennifer Bellamy, Chief Election Officer
Kurt Inglis, Deputy Chief Election Officer
Phone: (250) 838-7230
Email: elections@cityofenderby.com

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Pursuant to section 97 of the Local Government Act, the Chief Election Officer for the City of Enderby declares the following nominees as candidates for elected office:

Mayor

Councillor

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Effective immediately, all properties connected to the City of Enderby drinking water system are permitted to water according to Stage 1 water restrictions.

Unless notice is provided otherwise, Stage 1 water restrictions will remain in effect until October 1st.

Sprinkling is permitted for a maximum of 2 hours per day between the hours of 6:00am and 9:00am and 6:00pm and 9:00pm. Properties with automatic sprinkling systems may water between the hours of 12:00am and 6:00am on their assigned watering days.

Hand-watering on days other than your assigned watering day is permitted providing you use a hand-held container or hose with a shutoff device.

If required, further water conservation measures will be announced on the City’s website, social media, digital sign, and media.

Tip: Print the Graphic for Easy Reference

Print off the graphic below and post it somewhere visible in your house, so that you have a quick reference for drinking water restrictions.

The City of Enderby extends its thanks to residents and businesses connected to its water system for adhering to water restrictions. Your cooperation was essential to maintaining water availability for everybody.

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Notice is hereby given that the following properties will be sold by public auction under the provisions of Part 16 of the Local Government Act. The tax sale will be held on Monday, September 28, 2026 at 10:00am in the Council Chambers of the City of Enderby, 619 Cliff Avenue, Enderby BC.

At the time of the bid, the successful bidder shall be required to pay in cash, certified cheque or Interac the minimum of no less than the upset price. Any person placing a successful bid on behalf of a company must be prepared to affix the company's corporate seal to the documents.

Properties can be withdrawn from the tax sale upon payment to the Collector of delinquent taxes, plus interest accrued, by cash, Interac or bank draft provide such payment is received at City Hall prior to 10:00am on Monday, September 28, 2026.

The City of Enderby makes no representation expressed or implied as to the condition or quality of the properties being offered for sale. Prospective purchasers are urged to make all necessary inquiries to municipal and other government departments, and in the case of strata lots to the strata corporation, to determine the existence of any bylaws, restrictions, charges or other conditions which may affect the value or suitability of the properties.

The owner has one year in which to redeem the property, paying back the upset price plus interest accrued to the date of redemption.

Refund interest paid to a tax sale purchaser due to the redemption of a tax sale property is considered to be taxable income pursuant to the Income Tax Act and therefore, the tax sale purchaser may accordingly receive a T5 slip.

The purchase of tax sale property that is not redeemed is subject to tax under the Property Transfer Tax Act on the fair market value of the property at the time of title transfer.

Jennifer Bellamy
Tax Collector

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Consistent with the Kamloops Fire Centre, the prohibition on campfires is lifted effective at noon on September 3, 2026.

Lifting the campfire ban comes with a need for continued caution. "The campfire ban is being lifted due to a reduction to the fire hazard level associated with forthcoming precipitation and seasonal temperature changes," said Enderby & District Fire Department Chief Bastiaansen. "However, I urge continued vigilance by the public. Never leave a campfire unattended and always follow safety guidelines and local regulations to reduce the risk."

This applies to the City of Enderby and the Shuswap River Fire Protection District; unprotected areas of Area F of the Regional District of North Okanagan are subject to the Kamloops Fire Centre’s regulation.

Category 2 and Category 3 open fires remain prohibited.

In addition to open fires being prohibited, the following activities and equipment remain banned:

• Firework
• Binary Exploding Targets
• Air Curtain Burners
• Burn Barrels or Burn Cages of any size or description (except when used for a Category 1 campfire as defined by the Wildfire Regulation)

Within the City of Enderby, there are additional regulations on campfires and similar activities that must be followed. Please visit the City’s Open Burning and Campfire Regulations page for further information.

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Friday Night Lights 2026 was one for the record books.

On Friday, August 21, 2026 downtown Enderby transformed into a high-energy celebration of classic cars, live entertainment, food, family fun and community spirit.

From the moment the first vehicles arrived in the afternoon until the final cars pulled out of Enderby, the downtown core was buzzing.

Record-breaking car registrations.
Record-breaking crowds.
Record-breaking community spirit.

The result was one of the biggest and most successful Friday Night Lights celebrations Enderby has ever seen.

A Record-Breaking Car Show

The response from car enthusiasts was extraordinary, with Friday Night Lights welcoming a record number of registered vehicles.

An incredible collection of more than 250 classic cars, hot rods, vintage trucks and beautifully restored vehicles poured into downtown core.

Cliff Avenue and the surrounding downtown streets became a spectacular outdoor showroom, with vehicles drawing admiration from thousands of visitors throughout the evening.

Best in Show

After an incredible field of entries, the 2026 Best in Show winners were:

1st Place
Darrell Fornwald (Aldergrove, BC)
1969 GMC Sierra

2nd Place
Monica Fitzl (Tappen, BC)
1937 Ford

3rd Place
Ruben Orr & Ita Whitaker (Salmon Arm, BC)
1949 Mercury Lead Sled

Congratulations to all three winners, and to every car owner who brought a vehicle to Enderby and helped make the show such a spectacular success.

The quality and variety of the entries continue to demonstrate why Friday Night Lights has become such a popular destination for car enthusiasts from across the province.

A Record-Breaking Crowd

And the cars weren't the only record breakers.

Friday Night Lights welcomed a record-breaking crowd.

Families, visitors, car enthusiasts and residents moved from zone to zone, taking in the cars, live music, magic, food trucks, RC action, the dunk tank and everything else the festival had to offer.

The size and energy of the crowd demonstrated just how far Friday Night Lights has grown. What began as a classic car event has evolved into a major community celebration and one of Enderby's signature summer events.

Something Happening Around Every Corner

A major part of the success of Friday Night Lights 2026 was the energy spread throughout the entire downtown core.

Chrome Alley was packed with incredible cars and trucks, the Overdrive Stage had people dancing in the streets to Dixie Fried Hep Katz, and Russell Avenue came alive with the magic, comedy and mind-bending illusions of Ryan Michael Magic.

Add in the Full Throttle Fun Zone, The Pit Stop and plenty of other activities, and there was something happening around every corner.

Community in Action

More than 50 volunteers worked incredibly long, hot shifts to make this event happen. From early event setup and traffic control to parking, car show support, crowd assistance, event operations and the final takedown, these volunteers were there before the crowds arrived and stayed until the work was done.

Traffic control volunteers in particular put in long, demanding shifts, helping to safely move hundreds of vehicles and thousands of people through the downtown core.

They were the people in the heat, on their feet, directing traffic, answering questions, solving problems and jumping in wherever they were needed.

And they absolutely went above and beyond.

Friday Night Lights simply could not happen at this scale without them.

A Community That Gives Big

Another defining feature of Friday Night Lights 2026 was the extraordinary generosity of Enderby's business community.

This event is free to the public, and that is only possible because local businesses and community partners continue to step up in a very big way.

Businesses supported Friday Night Lights through financial sponsorships, in-kind contributions, donated services, supplies, prizes and promotional support.

We also want to acknowledge and express sincere appreciation to the downtown businesses who are impacted by road closures and parking lot closures. Your patience, cooperation and understanding make it possible to execute an event of this magnitude in the downtown core.

The Generous Sponsors

A special thank you to the car show and parking masterminds:

• Detonators Car Club
• Roadmen Car Club, North Okanagan

A special thank you to those who donated to gift baskets:

• Auntie Nee Nees Carribean Sauces
• Autowear Accessories
• Enderby & District Museum & Archives
• Enderby Rentals
• Gilbert Parts Depot
• Guardian Pharmacy
• Harmony Holistic Health
• Jan's Boutique
• J&D Farmers Dairy Service
• Lordco
• River Otter Outdoors
• SASCU
• Sweet Iron Cafe
• Tony O's Outfitter
• Tony's Tire Service / Kal Tire
• VantageOne
• Williamson Automotive

A special thank you to all of traffic control volunteers and all of the volunteers who made Friday Night Lights absolute magic:

A special thank you to the organizations who volunteered their time to run special activities:

• Enderby & District Fire Department
• Enderby & District Lions Club
• Enderby & District Financial
• Enderby & District Museum & Archives
• Enderby Legion Branch 98
• Feed Enderby & District Food Bank
• IGA
• SASCU Insurance Services
• Stem Early Learning Centre
• ThriveKids

Friday Night Lights is more than a car show.

It is more than a festival.

It is a celebration of Enderby.

And in 2026, Enderby showed just how big that celebration can be.

Thank you to every car owner, visitor, performer, vendor, sponsor, volunteer, business, community partner and staff member who helped make Friday Night Lights 2026 one for the record books.

And to Event Coordinator Vallerie Byrne, whose tireless work, energy and attention to detail brought this record-breaking night to life, BRAVO!

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Dear Enderby and District community members:

Be Vigilant.

Conditions across our region are extremely dry and the potential for a human-caused wildfire is very real. I am asking everyone in our community to take a few extra moments to think about the activities we are doing outdoors.

The BC Wildfire Service continues to emphasize the importance of preventing human-caused wildfires. Human-caused fires are preventable - in these conditions, a small mistake can quickly become a serious incident. With that in mind, we are asking our community to think twice before doing anything that could create heat, sparks or ignition.

• ATV and off-road vehicle use in the backcountry - Hot exhaust systems, brakes and mechanical components can ignite extremely dry vegetation.

• Grinding, welding and cutting metal outdoors - sparks can travel farther than you think.

• Weed-whacking and brush cutting - contact with rocks, metal or other debris can create sparks, while hot equipment can ignite dry grass.

• Lawn mowing - be particularly cautious in dry grass and around rocks, fences, ditches and other combustible vegetation.

• Chainsaws and other small engines - make sure equipment is properly maintained and that you are following all applicable restrictions and requirements.

• Any activity involving flame, heat or sparks - stop and consider the potential consequences before you begin.

If you see smoke or a fire, don't assume someone else has reported it. Report it immediately by calling 1 (800) 663-5555 or (*5555 from a cell phone) as soon as possible.

Be Prepared.

Don't wait for an evacuation order.

While we all hope we never have to evacuate our homes, wildfire conditions can change very quickly.

• An evacuation alert or order can sometimes come with very little notice.

• Please take the time now to make a plan.

• Know where you would go.

• Know how you would get there.

• Have a Grab-and-Go Bag ready.

• If you have livestock or animals, have a plan for them as well.

Our Department is Ready.

I want to assure the residents of Enderby and our surrounding area that your fire department remains on guard and ready to respond.

And just as our neighbours stand ready to support Enderby, we stand ready to support them.

• Since Saturday, August 1, members of the Enderby & District Fire Department have been deployed to the Bradley Creek wildfire (K41351) as part of a Structure Protection Task Force.

• Today, members of our department were mobilized again to support the Structure Protection Task Force at the Quilpituk Creek wildfire (K51402).

When we deploy firefighters outside our area, we do so very deliberately.  We continually assess several factors - including current incidents, available personnel, equipment, wildfire conditions, forecast conditions and the level of protection required within our own response area.  Our responsibility is first and foremost to protect our community at home.

We work closely with our neighbouring regional fire departments and rely on the strength of our mutual-aid partnerships to ensure that our community continues to have emergency response coverage no matter what comes our way.

Teamwork.

The past week has been a powerful example of what can happen when firefighters, BC Wildfire Service, structure protection crews, emergency management teams, RCMP, ambulance personnel, search and rescue teams, heavy equipment operators, volunteers and countless support personnel come together with one common purpose:

• Protecting people, homes and communities.

• Wildfire doesn't recognize municipal boundaries.

• Neither does the fire service.

• When a community needs help, we answer.

• And when our community needs help, our neighbours answer.

To Our Firefighters and Your Families.

Thank you.

Thank you for your unwavering dedication to this department.

Thank you for your willingness to serve.

Thank you for putting the safety of our community ahead of yourselves.

And thank you to the families who stand behind our firefighters and make that service possible.

Your dedication does not go unnoticed.

It is an honour to serve alongside each and every one of you.

Our Mission Continues.

We will continue to monitor conditions, prepare our crews and equipment, support our neighbouring communities when called upon, and remain ready to respond to whatever call comes our way.

Please do your part, a little extra caution can make a very big difference.

• Stay safe.
• Stay informed.
• Stay prepared.
• Stay vigilant.

Sincerely,

Fire Chief Bastiaansen
Enderby & District Fire Department

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The City of Enderby extends its gratitude to the members of the Enderby & District Fire Department for their dedication, professionalism, and courage throughout the 2026 wildfire season.

While continuing to provide round-the-clock protection for our community, many of our firefighters and apparatus have also been deployed to assist other communities, including most recently at the Bradley Creek wildfire. At every deployment, their skill and commitment have played an essential role in protecting homes, supporting communities, and helping limit the spread of wildfire.

Wildfire response demands long hours, difficult conditions, and time away from loved ones. It also depends on the dedication and teamwork of the firefighters who remain behind, providing unwavering protection for our own community while supporting their colleagues on deployment.  A special acknowledgement is also extended to the families of our firefighters – you are the rock behind our firefighters, and we recognize and appreciate your own sacrifice.

Throughout this challenging season, our firefighters have answered the call with exceptional commitment and service.  There is still much work ahead this wildfire season. However, we are fortunate to have an outstanding team protecting our community and supporting neighbouring communities when called upon.

To every member of the Enderby & District Fire Department and your families - thank you. Our community is deeply grateful for everything you do.

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Beginning Friday, July 24, at 12:01am, all properties connected to the City of Enderby drinking water system must follow Stage 2 water restrictions.

Stage 2 water restrictions are required to manage demands placed on the drinking water system, so that there is adequate capacity for essential and emergency needs.

During Stage 2 water restrictions, odd-numbered civic addresses may water on Tuesday and Saturday and even-numbered civic addresses may water on Wednesday and Sunday.

On a permitted watering day, watering may occur for a maximum of two hours per day, between 6-9am and 6-9pm.  The same applies to underground irrigation, except that it may only occur between 12am-6am.

Additional watering days are provided for drip irrigation and hand watering of lawns, landscaping, plants, trees, shrubs and flowers, as well as watering that is related to food security.

If required, further water conservation measures will be announced on the City’s website, social media, digital sign, and media.

Tip: Print the Graphic for Easy Reference

Print off the graphic below and post it somewhere visible in your house, so that you have a quick reference for drinking water restrictions.

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The City of Enderby is implementing a campfire ban effective at noon on Friday, July 10, 2026. This ban is in addition to the prohibition on open burning that took effect on May 7, 2026, and now includes:

• campfires;
• open burning (all);
• fireworks;
• sky lanterns;
• burn barrels or burn cages;
• binary exploding targets;
• tiki and similar kinds of torches;
• chimineas;
• air curtain burners; and
• Wood fired hot tubs, wood fired pizza ovens and other wood fired devices unless vented through a structure that has a flue and is incorporated in a building

This prohibition does not include outdoor stoves provided they are a CSA-rated or ULC-rated device used outdoors for cooking, heat or ambiance that burns charcoal briquettes, liquid fuel or gaseous fuel, and has a flame height that is less than 15 cm tall.

The ban applies to the City of Enderby and the Shuswap River Fire Protection District. The ban is consistent with the Kamloops Fire Centre's prohibition.

This prohibition is in effect until the Kamloops Fire Centre rescinds its ban, unless notice is provided otherwise.

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