Delaney Mack, Mayor

Delaney Mack was elected mayor of the City of Langley on October 17, 2026, defeating incumbent Nathan Pachal (2,411 votes), according to the City’s results page.

Background

The City’s own councillor biography says she lives in the Nicomekl neighbourhood, took university classes at Kwantlen Polytechnic University in psychology, sociology and anthropology, and left her studies in her early twenties to focus on her business. The Langley Advance Times reported in August 2026 that she grew up in Langley City and was running for mayor as part of the Achieving for Langley City slate, with five council candidates. The same article quotes her saying the City needs leadership that will “get the basics right.”

Business and community affiliations

As listed on the City’s council biography page, she owns Hempyz, a small business on the one-way in downtown Langley that has operated since 2008, and her company funds an annual scholarship for KPU sociology students. The Langley Advance Times (August 17, 2026) also describes her as owning a downtown small business established in 2008. In a 2022 campaign profile on VoteMate she listed membership in the Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce.

For campaign donations and spending, the City points to Elections BC. Disclosure statements are due January 15, 2027, per the City’s local election page, and are published by Elections BC.

Previous service

Mack was first elected to Langley City council in 2022, per the Langley Advance Times. The City’s biography page lists her as a member of the Accessibility Advisory Committee.

On the record

Campaign commitments (2026)

• “We need to spend carefully, plan properly, and treat residents with respect – even when we disagree.” — Langley Advance Times: Councillor Delaney Mack runs for Langley City mayor, Aug 17, 2026
• “We’re going to start reviewing the budget, making sure we have reasonable taxation moving forward” — Langley Advance Times: Langley City elects new mayor, council, Oct 17, 2026
• Review the City’s operating budget item by item (summary) — Daily Hive: Mayoral shakeup in Langley Township and City with incumbents overthrown, Oct 18, 2026
• Focus on safety and infrastructure (summary) — Daily Hive: Mayoral shakeup in Langley Township and City with incumbents overthrown, Oct 18, 2026
• Goals the Achieving for Langley City slate named at its launch: more moderate tax increases, better budgeting and improved decision-making (summary) (slate platform) — Langley Advance Times: Councillor Delaney Mack runs for Langley City mayor, Aug 17, 2026

Quoted

• “Langley City needs leadership that will listen, respect different perspectives, and get the basics right” — Langley Advance Times: Councillor Delaney Mack runs for Langley City mayor, Aug 17, 2026
• “Goals like more moderate tax increases, better budgeting, and improved decision-making require a team” — Langley Advance Times: Councillor Delaney Mack runs for Langley City mayor, Aug 17, 2026
• “We’re going to start reviewing the budget, making sure we have reasonable taxation moving forward” — Langley Advance Times: Langley City elects new mayor, council, Oct 17, 2026
• “focused on the basics, focused on public safety” — Langley Advance Times: Langley City elects new mayor, council, Oct 17, 2026
• “We need to spend carefully, plan properly, and treat residents with respect – even when we disagree.” — Langley Advance Times: Councillor Delaney Mack runs for Langley City mayor, Aug 17, 2026
• “I will work really hard, as will my entire team, to earn your trust” — Langley Advance Times: Langley City elects new mayor, council, Oct 17, 2026

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Links

• City of Langley 2026 election results
• City of Langley council
• City of Langley council page

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