P.S.A.'S · 15th October 2011
Rupert Daily
MAYOR
Kathleen Elizabeth Bedard
Corinna Annette Morhart
Jack David Mussallem
COUNCILLOR
Anna Maria Ashley
Judy Nicole Carlick-Pearson
Gina Antonia Garon
Christopher James Holmes
Nelson Edward Murray Kinncy
James M. Kirk
Bernard Conrad Lewis
Gabriel James McLean
Jennifer Rice
Farley James Stewart
Joy Kristin Thorkclson
Robert Eugene Vallee
SCHOOL TRUSTEE
Leonard Alexcee
Tanya Boudier
Martin Edward Bowles
Barbara Ann Gruber
Tcrri-Lynne Huddlestone
Brian Allan Johnson
Bart Cameron Kuntz
Tina Oralee Last
Louisa E. Sanchez
Russell Wiens
Challenge of Nominations
Any person intending to challenge the nomination of any of the above candidates must be an elector, or another nominee, and their challenge must be made in accordance with Section 75 of the Local Government Act by 4:00 pm Tuesday, October 18,2011.
Withdrawal of Candidates
Candidates may reconsider and withdraw their candidacy by 4:00 pm Friday, October 21,2011.
Withdrawal may be affected by delivering a signed withdrawal to the Chief Election Officer, who must be satisfied of its authenticity. After that time a candidate may only withdraw by delivering a signed request.
Ms. Morhart: Prince Rupert mayoral candidate.
Comment by Janice Robinson on 29th October 2011
As you know, the business plan your team engaged at our local friendship centre resulted in the removal of their Elders from the storefront next to the Bank of Nova Scotia. Congratulations, because the centre is still trucking along. There have always been an abundance of needy native people in Terrace. Tons of money involved, and that's why politics destroyed that original, friendship centre history.
Shortly after you all left, one of those Elders (who still drove into her eighties, and is still full of the dickens) called me from the centre. "Get down here, I have something for your family."
Her name is Rose Verigan. She is an Elder/Matriarch from around Morristown. It was the proud Bazil family ....offended. On a rainy day, Rose held in her loving arms the framed pictures of the centre's Elders. She had fished them off the floor, out of the tin shed out back. She gave me the picture of my Mother, Pearl D. Campbell to take home.
I straddle two political realities, also.
Did you take names? One can choose to do right things, at any time......for our people.
In Tsimshian politics, I keep Elders close.....and comfy. I treat them like precious teacups. When successful, I will invite all community Elders to band council meetings.
I was born in Prince Rupert.
