Deadline looms for New Brunswick parties to nominate candidates ahead of election
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Written by • August 21, 2020• 8:54 am• Canada, General News, National, News, Ontario • Views: 0
FREDERICTON — New Brunswick’s political parties have one more week to nominate candidates for the Sept. 14 provincial election.
The parties have a long way to go to find candidates by the Aug. 28 deadline for the province’s 49 constituencies.
Kevin Vickers’ Liberal party has seven official candidates listed on its website, while the Progressive Conservatives’ website lists a series of nomination meetings scheduled over the coming days.
The Green party says it will unveil a high-profile candidate for the riding of Carleton-York this morning.
Tory Leader Blaine Higgs will make an announcement today in Blackville, while Vickers makes a stop in Bathurst.
On Thursday, Vickers promised to inject an extra $5 million into the budget of the Department of Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fisheries, while Higgs said he’s sticking with the food security plan his government introduced in March.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Aug. 21, 2020.
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