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From the archiveLangford · Monday edition
Your guide to Langford's all candidate meeting
A timestamped guide to each candidate
By The Westshore · Oct 10, 2022 · 3 min readCorrection?
Hosted by the Westshore Chamber of Commerce, the Langford all-candidates' meeting had three core questions that each candidate answered, and a series of random questions asked by draw. Candidates were divided into two groups, to make the question answering less tedious for viewers.
“What actions do you believe the City of Langford can take to attract more family doctors and Urgent Care Centres, given the shortage of health care professionals province-wide?”
“How will you balance the needs and wants of residents for infrastructure and service improvements with ensuring a balanced budget and keeping taxes low?”
“If there's one thing you could accomplish if you were elected or re-elected that would make a substantive difference in the lives of Langford citizens what would that be?”
“What single emerging issue do you foresee in Langford’s near future that you would tackle if elected? How would you go about solving and mitigating this issue?”
“Recruiting and retaining top talent seems to be a common theme among businesses in the Westshore. In addition to affordability and health care, people are looking for robust community services such as child care options, youth engagement programs, after school programs, and family support programs. What can we do as a community to add such beneficial recruitment and retention features to our regional offering for workers?”