Councillor
| Category | Information |
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| Community | Long-time involvement in the Quesnel community through municipal government, education and community organizations. |
| City Council | First elected to Quesnel City Council in 2018 and re-elected in 2022. His City committee assignments have included the Policy and Bylaw Committee, Airport Advisory Committee (Chair) and Air Quality Roundtable. |
| School District 28 | First elected as a Quesnel School District trustee in 2004. Over the years he has served as Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson and chair of several Board committees. He was re-elected Board Chair in November 2022. |
| Current School Board Role | Currently listed by School District 28 as a trustee and representative on the Policy Committee, with alternate responsibilities for the Policy 318 Committee and Quesnel District Parent Advisory Council. |
| Employment / Community Service | Executive Director of the Quesnel Tillicum Society. Community Futures North Cariboo describes him as having many years of community engagement, management and leadership. |
| Rotary Club of Quesnel | Long-time community involvement through Rotary. Served as President of the Rotary Club of Quesnel for 2024–25. |
| Community Futures North Cariboo | Serves as a Director of Community Futures North Cariboo. Records show he joined the board in January 2018. |
| North Cariboo Métis Association | Serves as President of the North Cariboo Métis Association. A 2025 association report describes community activities including cultural workshops, educational activities, community events and celebrations. |
| Provincial Community Involvement | Has been listed as a Director of the BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres, representing the Quesnel Tillicum Society. |
| Education Leadership | As School Board Chair, participated in the district’s 2021–22 strategic-planning and community-consultation process that resulted in a new strategic plan and communications/visual-identity program. |
| April 2024 Council Events | At the April 2, 2024 Council meeting, Tony Goulet called for Mayor Ron Paull to resign. Council subsequently directed staff to prepare a report concerning possible censure and sanctions. On April 30, 2024, Council imposed censure and sanctions on Mayor Paull. The resolutions imposing the sanctions were later quashed by the B.C. Supreme Court. |