Q1: The climate crisis and changing attitudes globally have put fossil fuels in the crosshairs. Any ideas on transitioning the Sarnia-Lambton economy to one less reliant on oil and gas? EVERAERT: The People’s Party has no intention of doing a green transition in Sarnia-Lambton and we will encourage the expansion of our industries in the… Read more »
Q1: The climate crisis and changing attitudes globally have put fossil fuels in the crosshairs. Any ideas on transitioning the Sarnia-Lambton economy to one less reliant on oil and gas? BUNKO: The reallocation of governmental subsidies for fossil fuels, including payments and tax write-offs, to invest in renewable energy, development of zero emission systems/technologies and… Read more »
Cathy Dobson Sierra Hathaway may be a little bit shy but when it comes to supporting her community she’s not the least bit timid. The 10-year-old Sarnia girl spent her summer selling freshly squeezed lemonade and giving the proceeds to local charities that mean something to her. “I’ve really watched her gain confidence as she’s… Read more »
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the sixth in a series of six federal election candidate profiles, appearing daily in alphabetical order. Tara Jeffrey Lois Nantais says she inherited her Liberal roots from her grandmother. “Growing up sitting around the table, my whole family was conservative, except my grandmother. She was very quiet and introverted, but also… Read more »
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the fifth in a series of six federal election candidate profiles, appearing daily in alphabetical order. Tara Jeffrey Tom Laird says his love of country inspired him to get into politics. “My dad was in the Second World war, so for me, being patriotic was important to me because obviously it… Read more »
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the fourth in a series of six federal election candidate profiles, appearing daily in alphabetical order. Tara Jeffrey Adam Kilner says politics has always been in his blood. “I’m a ravenous devourer of the news. I’ve always been interested in what politicians are doing, and the policies they’re developing,” said the… Read more »
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the third in a series of six federal election candidate profiles, appearing daily in alphabetical order. Tara Jeffrey Growing up, Marilyn Gladu always knew she wanted to do big things. “I wanted to have a job where, you could always get a job and make a lot of money,” she said… Read more »
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second in a series of six federal election candidate profiles, appearing daily in alphabetical order. Tara Jeffrey Brian Everaert can feel the momentum growing. “It’s overwhelming, to be quite honest,” said the second-time People’s Party of Canada federal election candidate for Sarnia-Lambton. “Just the amount of support, the amount of… Read more »
Troy Shantz A Sarnia resident who has endured repeat basement floods is commending new grants City Hall is offering impacted homeowners. Darcy Colborne and others in the Coronation Park area have invested heavily in their homes to try and stop basement floods they blame on the city’s antiquated sewer system. “It seems like they listened… Read more »
Bob Sutton Canadians are aware that toxic political “debates,” both during and between elections, are causing many of us to disrespect the institution of government and the processes of democracy itself. It’s time we stopped letting platform promises be the sole focus of those seeking elected office. It’s time for us to question candidates directly… Read more »
