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Do voters have to choose among urgent priorities when choosing their candidates?
What voter wants to put affordable housing before food security before economic development or a thriving agricultural sector? And who wants to put any of those before the need to address the climate crisis?
Maybe we don’t have to choose ...
I am so grateful for the people who have let their names stand to serve as mayor, deputy mayor, councillor or school board trustee in our city.
I hope the expanded options for casting votes will result in more residents participating ...
This has been an interesting election campaign for me. I had bilateral knee surgery on the 9th of September so I have not been able to get out to speak to you by going door to door. I did manage to attend all three events put on where the public could ask questions and get answers so I thought I would share the links to the two events that were publicized.
As with politicians of all stripes they rely on the public’s short memory.
At the Rebound all candidates meeting on Wednesday I attempted to revive the Dr. Arra fiasco of two years ago. The response to my asking if the new council would instigate an investigation/enquiry into the incident was met with a resounding non answer.
It is with regret that I write this letter to the editor. As a sitting West Grey councillor, who is not seeking re-election, my preference would be to stay on the sidelines of the municipal election, however I find myself in a position of having to correct misinformation circulated by councillor candidate Doug Townsend regarding the reserves for the Municipality of West Grey. (The following are my own views, I do not speak for all of council) ...
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