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Meet Brandon-Souris candidates

Seven of 8 candidates tell us about themselves, their goals

Virden Empire-Advance Oct 10, 2019 2:24 PM

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1 / 1 Ashley Duguay, New Democratic Party I want to represent Brandon-Souris in Ottawa because having spent many years during my childhood and early adult years moving to numerous military bases located inside and outside of different towns I can relate to the needs of both military members and their families, rural concerns and necessities as well as the need to focus on and improve for the working families. Having moved here after my parents got a military transfer from another base I decided to come with big hopes of laying down roots in a community I find I can relate to. I find that with my history of growing up in a military family as well as living my life around working class people who work hard and play by the rules I can safely say I found my home in Brandon-Souris. Without a doubt the biggest challenges in Brandon-Souris are affordability, access to health care and the economy. With the NDP and our new deal for people, we have an action plan to go hands to fight for the average folks who are struggling to find good work, having to juggle between paying for food and medication and being able to find a place to call home I believe with me being very relatable to the great people of this riding and the similar concerns we have faced in our lives I would be a great advocate for helping people get a hand up in life and putting their needs above special interests. The New Democratic Party is the one party fighting for the average folks and with myself and my team I amSubmitted

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Each candidate was offered up to 400 words to introduce themselves and their priorities. One candidate, Robert Eastcott, Independent, did not respond to our invitation.

Meet Brandon-Souris candidates

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