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Items related to federal and provincial elections held in 2011
COLD SPRINGS -A glitch in the telephone calling system of the Ontario NDP party prevented local members from knowing about Wednesday night’s nomination meeting for the Northumberland-Quinte West riding. As a result only a very small number of party faithful showed up. For full story Northumberland Today Continue Reading →
Campbellford — Jobs, the economy and the recovery of democracy from the hands of Stephen Harper’s Conservative government are the leading issues in this federal election campaign, says Northumberland-Quinte West Liberal candidate Kim Rudd. For full story see Community Press Continue Reading →
There were not many issues Northumberland-Quinte West’s four candidates could agree on during an all-candidates debate Wednesday in Trenton. For full story see Trentonian Continue Reading →
A small, but snarly crowd at a local high school in Trenton may well gauge just how miffed voters really are heading into the May 2 election. For the full story see Community Press Continue Reading →
Local Conservative candidate Rick Norlock was put on the defensive about affordable housing Wednesday night at the all-candidates debate in Trenton. For full story see Trentonian Continue Reading →
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 Continue Reading →
TRENTON – As Belleville prepares to host the first all-candidates tilt of the 2011 federal campaign, voters in Quinte West got feisty with their candidates at a candidates night in Trenton. For full story see Belleville Intelligencer Continue Reading →
Organizers estimated that about 100 people came out the Colborne Legion on Friday, April 15th for an All-Candidates Meeting. Conservative Rick Norlock, Liberal Kim Rudd, New Democrat Russ Christianson and Green Ralph Torrie were each given 3 minutes to give an opening statement before questions were asked by those in attendance. For full story see NorthumberlandView.ca Continue Reading →
COLBORNE — Almost 100 people flocked to the Colborne Legion Friday night for a Northumberland-Quinte West candidates debate, and brought along their best manners. For full story go to Northumberland Today Continue Reading →
Campbellford Northumberland-Quinte West MP Rick Norlock says he will not resort to mud slinging during what could be a rocky, negative election campaign. For full story see Community Press Continue Reading →