Multiple Ways to Stay Politically Engaged
Prince George, B.C. – Prince George voters still have multiple opportunities to stay engaged and learn more about the candidates standing in the upcoming local elections this November 15th.
For those wanting to learn more about candidates to Prince George City Council the following options are available:
You can listen to the Meisner Program at 93.1 CFISFM or at www.250news.com from 9 am to 10 am. Here’s the remaining schedule:
Oct. 22nd -Wednesday: Council Candidates Monica Peacock and Greg Kauk
Oct. 23rd – Thursday: Council Candidates Trent Derrick and Susan Scott
Oct. 24th – Friday: Council Candidates Bryan Mix and Don Roberts
Oct. 27th – Monday: Council Candidates Jillian Merrick and Jason Luke
Oct. 28th -Tuesday: Council Candidates Albert Koehler and Travis Shaw
Oct. 29th – Wednesday: Council Candidates Brian Skakun and Ron Gallo
Oct. 30 and 31st NO PROGRAM
Nov. 3rd – Monday: Council Candidates Ravi Saxena and Garth Frizzell
Nov. 4th – Tuesday: Council Candidate Harry Ulch
Nov. 6th – Thursday: Council Candidates Terri McConnachie and Alex Huber
Nov. 7th – Friday : Council Candidate Roy Spooner
Nov. 10th – Monday : Council Candidates Debora Munoz and Murry Krause
November 11th – NO PROGRAM
Nov. 12th Wednesday: Council Candidates Frank Everitt and Dave Wilbur
Nov. 13th – Thurs.: Fluoride Referendum
Nov. 14th, Friday – Mayoral Candidates Lyn Hall and Don Zurowski
Other options are as follows:
Meet the candidates forum October 30th from 6 pm to 9 pm at UNBC’s Bentley Centre.
Mayoral forum at UNBC’s Canfor Theatre on November 6th starting at 7:30 pm.
CNC councillor candidate forum on November 13th starting at 7 pm.
School Board:
CNC will host an all candidates trustee forum October 29th at 7 pm in room 1-306.
Trustee forum November 4th at 7 pm at Vanier Hall.
Comments
Don’t forget it’s pay parking at UNBC.
Seamut is right. Pay Parking, the way it should be. #userfees
yes cameron was in a conflict of interest and should be punished , but he is a business owner and goes through the trials and tribulations of independence . He deals with the liabilities and financial hardships. That makes him a good person for council, to help run the city as a business, like koler who doesn’t need the job but cares , not like the government trough feeders like hall who knows nothing about risk and how to run a business ,and everett who plays both sides of the fence advocating for unions , while grinding the city workers
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