A smaller riding and the return of campus polling stations: the provincial election in Tantramar

Erica Butler
CHMA News, Local Journalism Initiative, Community Radio Fund of Canada

On today’s show, political science professor Mario Levesque talks about the upcoming provincial election, the chances of an early writ drop, the return of campus polling stations, and how the four declared candidates might fair in a new, smaller Tantramar riding.

Plus in briefs, Tantramar council is considering extending its contract with Veolia, the company that runs the Sackville and Dorchester water treatment plants. And council is also poised to hire engineers at Englobe to conduct energy audits on three key municipal buildings.

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