Local government
Campbell River City Council
Elected to three terms on Campbell River City Council, beginning in 2008, with 10 years of service in local government.
Candidate for Campbell River City Council
Claire Moglove
Campbell River resident since 1992, retired lawyer and mediator, and three-term former Campbell River city councillor.
10 years
serving on Campbell River City Council
30+ years
practising family law and mediation
Since 1992
living in Campbell River
About Claire
A long record of service in Campbell River.
Claire Moglove has lived in Campbell River since 1992. A retired family-law lawyer and mediator, she practised for more than 30 years in Vancouver and Campbell River before retiring from law in 2014.
Claire holds a Bachelor of Arts and a law degree from the University of Manitoba. She was first elected to Campbell River City Council in 2008 and served three terms, for a total of 10 years in local government.
Her public service has extended beyond City Hall through local, regional and provincial boards and organizations in health care, education, local government and community service.
Public service
Experience across local government and public institutions.
Regional government
Regional leadership
Served as Campbell River's representative to regional government and as Chair of the Comox-Strathcona Regional Hospital District during development of the North Island Hospitals Project.
Municipal leadership
Union of BC Municipalities
Served on the UBCM executive as Director-at-Large and later as Third and Second Vice-President.
Health care
Island Health
Served on the Island Health board and chaired its Human Resources and Compensation Committee.
Education
Post-secondary governance
Former Vancouver Island University governor and current Campbell River community representative on the North Island College Board of Governors.
Provincial service
BC Assessment
Currently serves as a Vancouver Island representative on the BC Assessment Board of Directors.
2026
Priorities for Campbell River
Claire's current priorities and positions can go here once the campaign has finalized the 2026 platform.
Priority one
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Priority two
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Priority three
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In the community
Community involvement beyond City Hall.
Claire has served and volunteered with organizations across Campbell River in community service, recreation and local non-profit governance.
Rivercity Inclusion
Greenways Land Trust
Campbell River Community Foundation
Campbell River Museum
Willow Point Supportive Housing Society
Terry Fox Run
2026 Municipal Election
Voting information
Campbell River voters will elect one mayor and six councillors in the 2026 Local Government Election.
Advance voting
October 7 & October 14, 2026
General voting day
Saturday, October 17, 2026
Contact
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