Nominations open now for Oct. 15 civic elections
Municipal governments are responsible for services and infrastructure that have very real impacts on the daily lives of businesses in their community. Having good quality governance is critical to making sure money raised from taxes is well spent.
On Oct. 15, voters will have a chance to choose who will represent them on their municipal councils for the next four years.
“This is an opportunity for individuals to take a look at the candidates and what they represent, and (ask if it’s) in the best interest of you, your family, your business, your neighbourhood,” Chamber CEO Bruce Williams told Global News. “So make sure you’re voting for the right people.”
Exactly who your options are will be known by 4 pm on Sept. 9, as that’s the deadline for candidates to put forward their nomination.
For key dates in this year’s civic elections, which includes voting in a new school board for your districts, check out this link.
On Oct. 15, voters will have a chance to choose who will represent them on their municipal councils for the next four years.
“This is an opportunity for individuals to take a look at the candidates and what they represent, and (ask if it’s) in the best interest of you, your family, your business, your neighbourhood,” Chamber CEO Bruce Williams told Global News. “So make sure you’re voting for the right people.”
Exactly who your options are will be known by 4 pm on Sept. 9, as that’s the deadline for candidates to put forward their nomination.
For key dates in this year’s civic elections, which includes voting in a new school board for your districts, check out this link.
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