(From left to right, John Campbell, Jay Chang, Mark Leger, Anne Marie Mullen, Mel Norton and Dan Robichaud)
(Photo by Nelson Hum)
About 50 people attending a Meet the Candidates meeting for Ward 3. Most issues brought forth by those attending and the candidates centered around infrastructure, clean drinking water, and community engagement.
Candidate John Campbell tells CHSJ News his approach to city business is quite simple if he's elected......bring forward some logical, feasible solutions to solve some of the issues in the city.
Mark Leger says one of his key goals if elected is to improve park space, like the work being done to Rainbow Park.
Both Former councillor Jay Chang and Mel Norton say they want to increase the accessibility people have to their elected representative.
Dan Robichaud says he wants to unify the ward if elected while Anne Marie Mullen tells us she wants to show people in the ward she's there for them.
Ward 3 voters go to the polls on December 13th.
