Prince George-Valemount
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Carol Bourque
Carol Bourque is the BC NDP candidate for Prince George-Valemount. A Prince George native and longtime public-sector worker, she has more than 30 years of service including about 14 years in Health Information Management with Northern Health. This is her first run for public office; she is challenging incumbent Conservative MLA Rosalyn Bird in the Oct. 24, 2026 election.
Jodie Capling
Jodie Capling is the BC Green Party candidate for Prince George-Valemount on Elections BC’s accepted nominations list for the 2026 provincial election. She grew up near Alexis Creek in the Cariboo-Chilcotin, later made Williams Lake her home, and holds a master’s degree in resource management from Simon Fraser University. She ran unsuccessfully for Williams Lake city council in 2018 and was the Green Party of Canada candidate for Cariboo–Prince George in the 2025 federal election; she has also worked as a yoga instructor and has spoken publicly about climate action and balancing resource economies with sustainability.
Mitchell Lukoni
Mitchell Lukoni is the OneBC candidate for Prince George-Valemount on Elections BC’s final candidate list for the October 24, 2026 provincial election. OneBC’s candidate page says he was born and raised in Prince George and has worked in northern British Columbia. It says he holds a Bachelor of General Studies from Athabasca University, with concentrations in psychology and political philosophy, has volunteered as a UNBC Faculty of Science and Engineering student senator and in child and family grief support with the Prince George Hospice Palliative Care Society, has done campaign and organizing work with federal and grassroots Conservative efforts, and works as a business, communications, and policy strategist.
Rosalyn Bird
Rosalyn Bird is the Conservative Party of B.C. candidate for Prince George-Valemount and the sitting MLA, elected in 2024. She has served in shadow cabinet, including as critic for Citizens’ Services. A Canadian Armed Forces veteran with a roughly 22-year career as a boatswain, resource-management clerk, and naval logistics officer, she deployed in support of NATO and Afghanistan operations.
