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CONSTANCE BAY – Despite the pouring rain, Federal Liberal Carleton Riding candidate Bruce Fanjoy and his campaign volunteers showed up in Constance Bay on Saturday (April 5) for a soggy afternoon of door knocking followed by a late afternoon meet and greet.
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KANATA – MP Jenna Sudds officially launched her campaign last Saturday (March 30) as the Kanata-Carleton member of parliament seeks her second term, this time in the newly created riding of Kanata.
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KANATA – Conservative Kanata Riding candidate Greg Kung has been on the campaign trail for the better part of two years.
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KANATA – Former Dunrobin resident and political veteran Dr. Jennifer Purdy will once again lead the Green Party, this time in the new Kanata Riding for the upcoming federal election.
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STITTSVILLE – Yesterday (March 23), Prime Minister Mark Carney dissolved the 44th parliament and announced Canadians would head to the polls on April 28.
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CONSTANCE BAY – Federal Liberal candidate Bruce Fanjoy dropped by Constance Bay Saturday (March 1), for his first official look at an expanded Carleton Riding which now includes much of West Carleton.
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KANATA – In the end, it was an easy win for incumbent MPP Karen McCrimmon, taking the Kanata Carleton Riding by 3,196 votes over first-time Progressive Conservative candidate Scott Phelan in last night’s (Feb. 27) provincial election.
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KANATA – A year and a half ago the Liberal’s Karen McCrimmon ended decades of Conservative dominance in rural west Ottawa.
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CONSTANCE BAY – In the middle of a Family Day snowstorm, Constance Bay’s Karen McCrimmon is doing what she does every year at this time, serving breakfast at the Legion for hungry snowmobilers getting set for the 18th annual Old Sled Run.
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CARP – First time provincial candidate Dave Belcher is a longtime educator, and that’s a key reason he has decided to represent the New Democratic Party (NDP) in Kanata-Carleton for the upcoming Feb. 27 provincial election.
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