Municipal Elections 2018

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Preserving old hospital key to Port Hope’s future, says Jenkins

Port Hope council candidate Anthony Jenkins takes on the Ward Street hospital debate and Southbridge, the property owner, as he defends the preservation of the heritage site. This is one of the major issues for the election. It is part of an extensive interview on Consider This Live, part of the municipal election series on Northumberland 89.7 FM. Continue Reading →

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Affordable housing a priority for Port Hope, says Andrews

Port Hope incumbent Councillor Les Andrews talks about his record, affordable housing, taxes and the future of the town on Consider This Live, part of the municipal election series on Northumberland 89.7 FM. Continue Reading →

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Municipal Election 2018: Everdell offers his views on key issues in Port Hope

Port Hope council candidate Ian Everdell talks about transparency, openness and the old hospital, along with the future of Port Hope during a conversation on Consider This Live. It is part of the municipal election series on Northumberland 89.7 FM. Continue Reading →

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Municipal Election 2018: Cobourg clerk explains voting process and procedures

Municipal clerk Brent Lamer talks in-depth about the rules and procedures around voting in the upcoming election. As the returning officer, he explains the process around how to vote, the rules around campaigning and other specifics with Dave Glover, host of the Drive Time. It is part of the Municipal Election series on Northumberland 89.7 FM. Continue Reading →

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Municipal Election 2018: McCourt talks about her record and the future of Hamilton Township

Hamilton Township council incumbent Pat McCourt explains transparency and openness at meetings, her views on citizen committees and her record over the past four years on Consider This Live. It is part of the Municipal Election series on Northumberland 89.7 FM. Continue Reading →

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Municipal Election 2018: Caruso runs first campaign for public school board after being appointed

Public School Board Vice-chair Anthony Caruso is running his first campaign. Previously, he was appointed to the board after the resignation of Gord Gilchrist. He talks about his motivation to seek office, curriculum changes and budgets on Consider This Live. It is part of the Municipal Election series on Northumberland 89. FM, Continue Reading →

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Municipal Election 2018: Lovshin seeks seat on council after being longtime mayor

Hamilton Township Mayor Mark Lovshin is leaving behind the chain of office to seek a seat on the council instead. Find out why and more as Lovshin answers many concerns raised by the local ratepayers group and others on Consider This Live. It is part of the Municipal Election series on Northumberland 89.7 FM.   Continue Reading →

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Municipal Election 2018: Klassen-Jeninga seeks another term on public school board

Incumbent public school board trustee Jaine Klassen-Jeninga shares her views on the sex ed curriculum, indigenous programs within the board and the budget as she seeks another term on the Kawartha, Pine Ridge District School Board on Consider This Live. It is part of the Municipal Election series on Northumberland 89.7 FM. Continue Reading →

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Municipal Election 2018: Whittaker shares what he is hearing on the campaign trail

Port Hope council candidate Sam Whittaker talks about his platform and what he is hearing on the streets as he campaigns, during Consider This Live. It is part of the Municipal Election series on Northumberland 89.7 FM. Continue Reading →

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Municipal Election 2018: Coombs addresses achievements and critics

Incumbent Marc Coombs is seeking a third term as mayor of Cramahe Township. On Consider This Live, he outlines his accomplishments on council, but also defends himself against his criticism regarding openness. transparency and his voting record. It is part of the Municipal Election series on Northumberland 89.7 FM.   Continue Reading →

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