Waterloo Voter Support Committee hosting series of debates starting Monday

Posted Oct 1, 2014 08:38:37 AM.

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Waterloo Voter Support Committee is hosting a series of debates starting Monday, October 6th.

All the debates start at 7pm. Members of the audience are encouraged to write questions for the
candidates that will be collected and presented by the moderator.

Monday, October 6th
-Mayor’s debate at Manulife Financial Sportsplex, Rooms 207 and 208 (RIM Park)

Tuesday, October 7th
-Councillor Ward 6 debate at Keatsway Public School

Wednesday, October 8th
-Councillor Ward 5 debate at Lincoln Heights Public School

Monday, October 20th
-Regional Councillor debate at Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex, Hauser House

Tuesday, October 21st
-Councillor Ward 4 debate at Manulife Financial Sportsplex, Rooms 207 and 208 (RIM Park)

Wednesday, October 22nd
-Public School Board Trustees at Manulife Financial Sportsplex, Rooms 207 and 208 (RIM Park)

Thursday, October 23rd
-Mayor’s debate at Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex, Hauser House

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