Rudd takes her message door to door

By: Robert Washburn | April 18, 2011

NORTHUMBERLAND — Local federal Liberal candidate Kim Rudd leaves her Cobourg campaign office on Division Street and heads out on foot looking to meet residents in one of the nearby polling areas. For full story see Northumberland Today

Rudd ready to rumble
Jobs No. 1 priority: Rudd
Rudd wants to continue advocacy for this riding
Jobs the only election issue, Rudd says
Torrie dismayed by May’s exclusion from debates

Filed Under:

Elections 2011
Federal Election 2011

About Robert WashburnMore by this author

Professor of e-journalism Publisher of Consider This

More About
Elections 2011
Federal Election 2011

Political junkies join a live, interactive debate in Prince Edward-Hasting
For those of you who cannot get enough provincial election politics, Loyalist College is hosting an all-candidates meeting Tuesday night starting at 7 p.m. Join our live, interactive discussion. Listen to a live radio broadcast of the event, too.
The devil is in the downloading, an ignored issue during this election
Speaking my mind for the Toronto Star during provincial election

View all Elections 2011 Posts →

The devil is in the downloading, an ignored issue during this election
By Deborah O'Connor In this fall's provincial election in Ontario the issue of downloading services is being freshly revived. With a little push from AMO (Association of Municipalities Ontario) all the parties announced their platforms on that contentious but yawn producing topic.
Norlock wins
Federal Election Night coverage tonight

View all Federal Election 2011 Posts →

Northumberland candidates spar

Norlock defends Conservative affordable housing plans

You must be logged in to post a comment.

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Recent Posts

The future of unmarked burials discovered in Alderville, plus a path toward an Indigenous police force

Across Canada, First Nations are using ground-penetrating radar to uncover the burials of children near residential schools. In 2021, Alderville conducted its radar probes on a site near the Alderville United Church (formerly Wesleyan Methodist) on Second Line Road.

Internationally renowned Canadian journalist shares stories of women and children facing war and oppression.

The show: The full interview with bonus material: The Canadian Federation of University Women in Belleville is hosting a community event with Sally Armstrong on Saturday, April 27. She is an internationally renowned Canadian journalist, author, documentary filmmaker, and human rights activist.

Merger of two health units moves ahead as application for funding submitted to province, says CEO

The show: The full interview with bonus material: Peterborough Public Health and the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit voted to merge voluntarily recently. The Ontario government's funding offer spurred them on, so the official request went in at the beginning of April.

Transition House officials respond to impact of Cobourg’s emergency shelter bylaw

The full interview: Plans for 310 Division Street continue to move forward. Senior staff at Northumberland County and Cobourg are hammering away at a deal to operate an emergency shelter.

Canadian Fire Fighters Museum signs lease and makes plans for a new home in old arena

The show: The full interview with bonus material: In 2018, the Canadian Fire Fighters Museum in Port Hope closed its doors. It was a fixture in the town for 34 years.

Consider ThisPolitics, Life and Journalism in Northumberland County

Rudd takes her message door to door

By: Robert Washburn | April 18, 2011

Leave a Reply