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Chamber Of Commerce Hosting All Candidates Debate

Monday, September 23, 2024 at 7:36 AM

By Jay Herrington

Campbell River & District Chamber of Commerce is hosting an all candidates debate for the North Island Legislature seat.

It’s taking place Sunday, October 6th at the Tidemark Theatre from 130pm to 330pm.

The doors at the Tidemark open at 1:00pm and seating will be on a first come first serve basis.

The debate will also be live streamed on the Tidemark Theatre website.

A recording of the debate will be available on the Chamber's YouTube Channel October 8th.

For more information about finding your district and registering to vote, visit Campbell River & District Chamber of Commerce.

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