Former Dawson Creek councillor charged with breach of trust to appear in court next month
A former member of Dawson Creek’s city council charged with breach of trust, Shaely Wilbur, has had her next court date rescheduled for early August.
DAWSON CREEK, B.C. — A former member of Dawson Creek’s city council charged with breach of trust has had her next court date rescheduled for early August.
Shaely Wilbur, who ran against the city’s current mayor Darcy Dober in the 2022 election, has had a series of court dates listed in Court Services Online since her first appearance on May 13th.
Each of those dates has been rescheduled by consent, including the latest on Tuesday, July 22nd. She’s now due to make her next appearance in court on August 5th.
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Wilbur’s one charge stems from an incident that allegedly took place in the city on December 1st, 2021.
Outside of her mayoral campaign, Wilbur served as a councillor in Dawson Creek from 2012 to 2021.
She was also the president of the North Central Local Government Organization from 2017 to 2018.
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