The time is now to improve public safety and community well-being in Sudbury. Our campaign brings realistic solutions that make it possible to improve prosperity for all, protect Sudbury and create a place we can be proud to call home.
A collection of community surveys, email questions, and key information to help voters understand my position on the issues that matter to our community. I`ve treated this campaign the same way I would treat my term as councillor, and Sudbury residents deserve to be informed and understand what is happening in thier city.
The Coalition For A Liveable Sudbury is a grassroots network of Greater Sudbury citizen groups and individuals who share a vision of Sudbury as a green, healthy and engaged community.
All extra questions and concerns that were asked at the end of the South-End CAN “All Candidates” Meeting from residents that didn`t make it into the public forum. There are 10-15 questions in the documents, that vary from environmental issues, the encampment and traffic calming measures.
(Regroupement de Organismes culturels de Sudbury)
Released by the organization that created Place des Arts, this community survey was sent to all candidates to make arts and culture an issue in this election and raise awareness of the importance, scale, and impact of Sudbury’s creative sector.
St. Andrew’s Church on Larch St. Downtown reached out to all Ward 10 candidates asking their views on the homelessness crisis, the encampment at Energy Court, winter support for the homeless and other ideas regarding homelessness, and how to approach the issue.
Vote Compass is an interactive survey designed by political scientists to calculate your alignment with the candidate platforms. It`s a tool that can help show where you stand with all candidates, and
Candidates for municipalities on or near the radioactive waste’s possible transportation route(s) and in the watershed of the proposed burial and abandonment site were emailed a survey asking two questions: whether they were concerned about the nuclear industry’s plan to transport and bury all of Canada’s nuclear fuel waste in northern Ontario, and whether they would support their municipality making a resolution officially expressing that concern.
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