Voter prep: What Cambridge voters need to know in this provincial election
Voting day for the provincial election is June 2. Cambridge voters have five candidates in the running, including an incumbent who has created a new party.
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Voting day for the provincial election is June 2. Cambridge voters have five candidates in the running, including an incumbent who has created a new party.
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Residents of Cambridge have a number of issues to consider in the provincial election, among them how to address housing, the opioid crisis and the use of ministerial zoning orders.
There are two months to go until Ontarians head to the polls in a provincial election, scheduled for June 2. This is a list of candidates who have announced they will run in ridings in Waterloo region, Guelph and Wellington County.