Wilf Adam still Chief; LBN Voting Results

When the polls closed Friday night, Wilfred “Wilf” Adam was still the Lake Babine First Nation Chief.

This will be Wilf’s third term since first taking the position in 2009. He received 232 of the 829 votes, which was nearly 30% of all Chief ballots.

Here are a list of the councillors voted in. Bolded names represent those returning to office:

TACHET
Delores Alec
Mildred M (Alec) George

OLD FORT
Verna H Power

WOYENNE
Darcy N Dennis
Melvin Joseph
Derek C Macdonald
Darren S Patrick

FORT BABINE
Bessie West
Clara Williams

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