Though the All Candidates Debate lasted two hours, there were many questions that did not get the chance to make it onscreen.
To make sure that voters get the best picture of their choices, candidates were given the chance to answer a suite of other questions in writing, which were submitted to the Chamber of Commerce to be hosted on their website.
Questions touched on aquaculture, Indigenous reconciliation, justice and racial minorities, old-growth forests, the economy and the divisive nature of social discourse.
Six of the seven candidates participated in the debate, with the People’s Party of Canada candidate declining the invitation.
The written responses are available at https://campbellriverchamber.ca/election-2021/.
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