Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley (BlackburnNews.com file photo by Melanie Irwin)Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley (BlackburnNews.com file photo by Melanie Irwin)
Sarnia

Mike Bradley Weighs In On Election Campaign

For the first time, community infrastructure issues are a key part of the federal election campaign.

Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley says it's encouraging to see and says pressure from grass roots mayors across Canada has led to the increased attention.

He expects to see more announcements targeted to southwestern Ontario, an area the mayor believes is a key area for all the political parties.

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There have been commitments surrounding social housing, the auto industry, and petrochemical sector.

The federal election is scheduled for October 19. CHOK will have full coverage of the evening's polling results

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