Where are the past election results on the City of Vancouver website?

At the time, the city made a big production about how a survey concluded that most people hated the old site.

I wasn't among those contacted because I would have said that it was one of the most useful government sites I've encountered.

The new one, on the other hand, regularly drives me crazy because I don't know where to find information that used to be so easy to locate.

Take election results, for example. In the past, I would go to the "departments" section on the home page, click open the city clerk page, and then go to election results. I could look up who won previous elections.

Now, there's no general "departments" section—unlike on the federal and provincial government websites.

The only election results I could find were for 2011.

I was unable to locate results for previous years. They're probably on the site—but even a search didn't yield this information. I couldn't even find them on a crib sheet that was posted to explain how to use the new site.

After about 15 minutes of searching, I sent an email to the city media-relations department, but I'm not confident that I'll receive a response on a Sunday morning.

I don't think the mayor and city council deliberately want to erase history. But I'm in a pickle because I think one of the writers made a mistake in an article, and I can't get the answer from the official source: the City of Vancouver.

My guess is that after posting this, some city official will let me know where past election results can be found on the site. And when I find out, I'll let the readers know.

Note: I just found the past election results here, but they only go back to 1996. The city also notified me immediately afterward of this link. I still can't find a list of previous mayors and councils. Help!