The local New Democratic Party riding association is set to choose its candidate for in Nipissing-Timiskaming in the expected October 21st federal election.
It is expected at a meeting tonight Rob Boulet, labour activist and 2SLGBTQ+ community advocate will be officially nominated as the NDP candidate.
“I am excited to work alongside great NDP candidates like Charlie Angus in fighting for a Canada that is diverse and inclusive. I’m running because our riding is deeply affected by inequality and it is time for that to change. Nipissing-Timiskaming needs a candidate who will show up and fight for economic, environmental, and social justice; I am that candidate,” said Boulet.
NDP Timmins – James Bay MP Angus is expected to make an appearance at the meeting, to be held at the co-working space at 176 Lakeshore Drive at 5:00pm.
Boulet said, “The NDP’s platform provides plans that will positively impact our riding economically, socially, and environmentally, and I am proud to be part of a strong, progressive team.”
Jordy Carr has been nominated for the Conservative Party of Canada, Mark King will run for the People’s Party of Canada, and incumbent Anthony Rota is the Liberal candidate.
