In accordance with the First Nations Elections Act, Musqueam Indian Band held an election on Friday, November 29, 2024 to elect one (1) chief and ten (10) councillors for the next term of office beginning December 1, 2024 and ending November 30, 2028.
We had a great turn out!
Thank you to everyone who voted in this year’s election.
In total, there were 610 ballots cast for each race – that is over 100 more ballots cast than in Musqueam’s 2020 election.
Ballot counting began after the poll closed at 8pm on November 29 and went into the early hours of the morning. On Saturday, November 30, ballots for councillor were recounted beginning at 11am due to three candidates being within five votes for the final council seat.
By early afternoon, November 30, the final results were posted on the band office doors. Click below links to see PDFs of the final notices.
Election Results Notices
> MIB 2024 General Election – Statement of Elected Candidates
> Official Consolidated Council Declaration – Chief
> Official Consolidated Council Declaration – Councillor
Musqueam Council 2024-28
Wayne Sparrow was re-elected to his fifth term as chief. Five incumbent councillors were re-elected to a consecutive term, and five band members were newly elected to Musqueam Council this term.
Chief
- Wayne Sparrow (re-elected)
Councillors
- Allyson Fraser (re-elected)
- Gordon W. Grant (re-elected)
- Alec A. Guerin
- Kim A. Guerin
- Morgan J. Guerin
- Megan Harkey
- Angela Point
- Michele V. Point (re-elected)
- R. Jordan Point (re-elected)
- Richard Sparrow (re-elected)
Congratulations to the new Musqueam Council!
For more information about the 2024 Musqueam General Election, visit OneFeather’s Musqueam Elections webpage: onefeather.ca/nations/musqueam
