Press Release
Meet your candidates and ask your questions at the Good Green Town Hall Wednesday October 1
Candidates’ written responses to questions on sustainable transportation, water quality, natural environment, local food, citizen engagement, and climate change now available on-line.
For Immediate Release
Sudbury, September 23, 2014 – The municipal election is in full swing, and meeting your candidates in person can be a big part of making your decision as a voter.
Come out to Greater Sudbury’s Good Green Town Hall, Wednesday, October 1, at St. Andrews Place (111 Larch St., downtown).
Meet and greet with Council candidates 6:00 p.m. Come meet your candidates and tell them what’s important to you.
Mayoral Town Hall 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Bring your questions for mayoral candidates and hear what they have to say.
All mayoral candidates have confirmed their attendance to answer questions from the public.
Thirty-two ward candidates have also confirmed to date.
“The Good Green Town Hall epitomizes citizen engagement directly into the political process. I am so excited to bring people together again in this way,” said Cathy Orlando, event organizer and Good Green Town Hall co-founder.
This is your chance to talk with your candidates and ask your questions around green issues, climate change, citizen engagement, and other issues of importance to you.
Citizens are invited to view candidates’ written responses to survey questions on these topics at sudburycandidates.ca.
“We look forward to people’s questions, and to hearing candidates’ replies,” said Naomi Grant, event organizer and chair of Coalition for a Liveable Sudbury.
This event is hosted by Coalition for a Liveable Sudbury, Citizens Climate Lobby Sudbury, and reThink Green.
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