The first Lethbridge municipal election forum is in the books.
The Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs hosted the Lethbridge Municipal Election Forum for Councillors Tuesday night.
Twenty-seven of the 29 councillor candidates answered a wide range of questions, both pre-selected and from those in attendance, at the Lethbridge Seniors Centre Organization.
Kevin Layton and Louise Saloff were not in attendance.
Those who participated were: Aileen Burke, Craig Burrows-Johnson, Mark Campbell, Jeff Carlson (I), Jeffrey Coffman (I), Belinda Crowson, Clint Germsheid, Zachary Gibb, Bill Ginther, Raymond Hoffarth, Blaine E. Hyggen (I), Liz Iwaskiw (I), Shelby J. MacLeod, Joseph (Joe) Mauro (I), David Mikuliak, Rob Miyashiro (I), Ross Morrell, Nick Paladino, Ryan Parker (I), Harold Pereverseff, John Pogorzelski, Joey Shackleford, Jennifer Takahashi, Bruce Thurber, Stephnie Watson, Davey Wiggers and Rena Woss.
The municipal election is on Monday, Oct. 16.
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