The Chestermere election forum had about 50 voters of age attend. The kids who sponsored it did much better there were 20 of them.
Too bad the youth cannot vote. I guess when you can't do something it is more attractive, than when it is something you take for granted.
As it was 4 of the new candidates were away. 2 were away on business, and two just were not there.
Keith Crowder attended by phone as he had to be out of town, and he answered the questions by speaker phone.
The incumbents were all in attendance.
As this forum was sponsored by Yell it seemed most of the questions concerned Youth. You could submit your questions, and they were then drawn from a large box. It seems that the youth had some time on their hands to fill in lots of questions.
Question 1. What do you know about yell?
Question 2. What activities do you support for youth in Chestermere?
Question 3. What about transportation for youth?
Question 4. Will Chestermere be getting a swimming pool?
Question 5. Where will Chestermere be in 3 years?
Question 6. What about seniors residences in Chestermere?
Question 7. Should council help a business that is going bankrupt?
Question 8. What have you done to support Child Care in Chestermere?
This is a rough idea of the questions, as I did not take notes. There were no earth shattering responses. No real issues were brought up due to the nature of this format.
There will be another chance for voters to meet the candidates on October 2nd at the public library from 2 to 4:30.







