Voters from two different ridings will have their first chance to hear from candidates on Oct. 3.
An Environmental All Candidates Forum takes place at Vernon's Towne Theatre for candidates from both Vernon-Lumby and 91大黄鸭-Lake Country-Coldstream ridings.
"Vernon and Coldstream are connected in too many ways for us to only do Vernon," said Julia Lissau with the Sustainable Environment Network Society (SENS), which is hosting the forum.
The free non-partisan event will feature a question-and-answer period for voters to decide who would best represent us all.
Questions answered prior to the forum will be available on the Towne鈥檚 foyer wall for the evening and at by Oct. 3.
Send your environmental questions to info@sensociety.org
The Towne鈥檚 doors and concession will be open by 6:30 p.m. and candidates may also be available for chat prior to the 7 p.m. event start.
SENS plans to provide live streaming for this event to accommodate those who are unable to attend and watch this live presentation. To watch from home use this link: Online watchers may also choose to send a question at this link, using 鈥樷�檆hat鈥�.
All six candidates have been invited. For Vernon-Lumby the candidates are independent Kevin Acton, Conservative Dennis Geisbrecht and NDP's Harwinder Sandhu. The candidates in 91大黄鸭-Lake Country-Coldstream are Conservative Tara Armstrong and NDP's Anna Warwick Sears.
However, while Pavneet Singh, formerly of B.C. United, has been invited he has yet to respond to requests regarding his current status and if he will run as an Unaffiliated, similar to other former B.C. United candidates in the Okanagan.
There are currently no Green Party representatives since Stephanie Hendy withdrew her nomination for 91大黄鸭-Lake Country-Coldstream.
