# Colleen Bice (filed as Colleen Jacqueline Bice) Candidate for Councillor. [All council candidates](https://dawsoncreekelections2026.fyi/#council)  No public photo of this candidate was found as of September 23, 2026. The candidate can email one to [don.yaponchik@proton.me](mailto:don.yaponchik@proton.me). | **Running for** | Councillor | |---|---| | **Status** | First-time candidate | | **Occupation** | Not found | | **Ties to Dawson Creek** | Not found | | **Organizations** | Director-at-large, Dawson Creek and District Chamber of Commerce[1] | | **Campaign page** | None found | | **Financial agent** | Herself[2] | | **Nomination package** | [City PDF (redacted)](https://media-002-ca.cdn.govstack.com/dawsoncreek-013-ca/media/0mpludtl/bice-colleen-candidate-nomination-package-redacted.pdf) | ## Background No occupation, employer or education was found. Her consent and declaration are dated September 2, 2026, and she is her own financial agent.[2] ## Organizations Director-at-large of the Dawson Creek and District Chamber of Commerce (joined after September 2024; listed with a personal email and no business affiliation).[1] Two other people on that board are on the ballot: Monica Rogers (president until August 2026, now a council candidate) and Kyle MacDonald (council liaison, mayoral candidate). No statement from Bice about stepping back from the board was found. ## Connections Nominators: Paul Gevatkoff and Sharon Marie Gevatkoff. Paul Gevatkoff is [likely] the former two-term councillor (2014, 2018) who is also Dwaine Dilworth's financial agent.[2][3] ## Electoral history Not a candidate in 2011 or 2022. ## Public record, platform and news No hits in council records. No platform found. Named only in candidate lists.[4][5][6] ## What the record shows **Facts.** The Chamber seat is her only documented community role. **Our reading (inference, not fact).** A business-oriented candidate with ties to the Gevatkoff and Chamber networks. **Questions worth asking.** Her occupation, why she is running, and her positions on anything. ## Sources cited on this page 1. Dawson Creek and District Chamber of Commerce, Board and Staff page. [dawsoncreekchamber.ca/about/board-staff/](https://dawsoncreekchamber.ca/about/board-staff/) 2. Nomination package, Colleen Bice (City PDF). [media-002-ca.cdn.govstack.com/dawsoncreek-013-ca/media/0mpludtl/bice-co…](https://media-002-ca.cdn.govstack.com/dawsoncreek-013-ca/media/0mpludtl/bice-colleen-candidate-nomination-package-redacted.pdf) 3. Nomination package, Dwaine Dilworth (City PDF). [media-002-ca.cdn.govstack.com/dawsoncreek-013-ca/media/cmdnmnkc/dilwort…](https://media-002-ca.cdn.govstack.com/dawsoncreek-013-ca/media/cmdnmnkc/dilworth-dwaine-candidate-nomination-package-redacted.pdf) 4. Energeticcity.ca, Sept 4, 2026, "2026 B.C. General Election nomination period week one wrap-up". [energeticcity.ca/2026/09/04/2026-b-c-general-election-nomination-period…](https://energeticcity.ca/2026/09/04/2026-b-c-general-election-nomination-period-week-one-wrap-up/) 5. Energeticcity.ca, Sept 12, 2026, "Local election begins in Northeast B.C.". [energeticcity.ca/2026/09/12/local-election-begins-in-northeast-b-c/](https://energeticcity.ca/2026/09/12/local-election-begins-in-northeast-b-c/) 6. The Broken Typewriter (Tania Finch's Substack), candidate coverage Sept 7 and Sept 15, 2026. [brokentypewriter.ca/](https://brokentypewriter.ca/)