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Local candidates make last-minute pitch to voters
Published Saturday September 25th, 2010
Election | Politicians talk about how their platforms would impact Fredericton, touch on issues such as the deficit, job creation, health care, NB Power and reducing student debt
By SHAWN BERRY
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Fredericton candidates got a chance to make a last-minute pitch to the business community Friday as the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce held a local candidate election panel.
Fifteen candidates running for the Liberals, Progressive Conservatives, NDP and Green parties participated.
They focused on getting their point across as election day looms.
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Green party promises 'transformational' change
Published Saturday September 25th, 2010
New party offers revolutionary vision for N.B.'s future
By: TIMES & TRANSCRIPT STAFF
FREDERICTON - Running in their first provincial election in New Brunswick was a change unto itself, but the Green Party wants to shake things up even more than that.
Leader Jack MacDougall presented voters with a comprehensive, "transformational" campaign platform with the objective of getting the province's books in order and making the economy more sustainable.
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Charlotte-Campobello's new dawn
Published Friday September 24th, 2010
Election: With incumbent Tony Huntjens retiring, the field is wide open for five new candidates
Derwin Gowan
Telegraph-Journal
ST. STEPHEN - Candidates soliciting support in Charlotte-Campobello face a challenge.
Early in September they campaigned through a heat wave, then a hurricane. Temperatures moderated but, now, people worry more about back to school. Who has time for an election?
Green leader discusses health-care concerns
Published Friday September 24th, 2010
Leader Jack MacDougall proposes community health centres
by Meg Edwards
Times & Transcript staff
SACKVILLE - Green Party Leader Jack MacDougall and Tantramar riding candidate Margaret Tusz-King held a news conference yesterday at the Sackville offices of party supporter Dr. Allison Dysart.
Before the conference had officially begun, an audience member had already asked if Dysart was taking patients, which led directly to the discussion of the dearth of doctors in the province.
"40,000 people do not have access to the health-care system," said MacDougall, adding that in many cases people need care but not necessarily a physician.
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