Thunder Bay Votes 2010

Thunder Bay Votes 2010

Candidates for communities outside of Thunder Bay


Following are the nominations for various positions in Northwestern Ontario municipalities east and west of Thunder Bay.
(Note: *denotes incumbent in that position.)

City works to get the vote out
The Chronicle-Journal

City of Thunder Bay officials will be using a variety of weapons in their war on voter apathy leading up to the Oct. 25 municipal elections.

Contenders fight for top job
The Chronicle-Journal

As the 2010 municipal election campaign heads into the home stretch, The Chronicle-Journal can help voters decide how they might mark their ballot.

Machines to assist voters with disabilities
The Chronicle-Journal

New ballot tabulating machines will make it easier for Thunder Bay residents who have disabilities to cast a ballot in the municipal elections.

Many choices for voters
The Chronicle-Journal

Thunder Bay voters will have plenty of choices in the upcoming municipal election.

Three in race to lead Greenstone
The Chronicle-Journal

The Michael Power-Charlie Primeau rivalry is over in Greenstone and voters are set to select a mayor from three different, but familiar, candidates in the municipal election.

Two-way race for Dryden mayor's office
The Chronicle-Journal

After being acclaimed in the 2006 municipal election, Dryden Mayor Anne Krassilowsky is facing a challenge this time round from an old council veteran.

Van brings the ballots to voters
The Chronicle-Journal

For the first time in the city’s history, Thunder Bay’s electorate will be able to vote on the go.