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| Lorne Doerksen (L) of the BC Conservatives and Micheal Moses (R) of the BC NDP |
Last night from 6:30 to 8:30pm in 100 Mile House inside a packed Creekside Seniors' Centre nearing capacity limits -- residents' in the 100 Mile House and surrounding areas listened to a lively debate between the two candidates (Micheal Moses of the BC NDP and Lorne Doerksen of the BC Conservatives), as to why they should be elected as the local MLA for Cariboo-Chilcotin...
Topics covered at the All Candidates Forum included:
* Healthcare
* Education (SOGI, lack of teachers,)
* Amendments to BC's Land Act
* Jobs in the Cariboo-Chilcotin
* Indigenous Reconciliation
* Justice System/Homeless Camps
* Wildlife Management (science based vs public opinion)
* Auto insurance policies in B.C.
* Vacant Downtown Buildings/Provincial incentives
* Housing Policies
* Support for Local Infrastructure (roads, utilities, etc)
* Single use plastics policy / returning to plastics products (straws, etc)
Unfortunately, Mr. Moses had to leave the Forum half way through for reasons that were not publicly disclosed
Following answering submitted questions -- Mr. Doerksen agreed to answer questions from the floor including:
* ICBC,
* Roads at Deka Lake
* negative election campaigning,
* SD27 public communications
* more teachers in SD27
* tuition incentives for healthcare workers based on location,
* incentives to mentor new nurses
I am not currently aware of any future All Candidates Forums - either in Williams Lake or 100 Mile House prior to Advanced Voting starting on Thursday, October 10th, 2024 and General Voting Day happening on Saturday October 19th, 2024
~SF
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