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Gord Miller Moderates Barrie Mayoral Debate
October 19, 2010
ord Miller, Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, will be in Barrie on Oct 19th to moderate a debate between the mayoral candidates.
The event, hosted by Living Green Barrie and Transition Barrie will be held at the Fischer Auditorium, Central Collegiate on Dunlop Street and will focus on environmental issues and growth plans for Barrie.
The Debate takes place at 7pm and admission is free. Everyone welcome. Prior to the debate, Living Green Barrie will host a fund raising Catered Reception with Gord as guest and Keynote speaker at Liaison College at Dunlop and Toronto Street: 5:00pm to 6:30pm. Advance tickets are $20
Time: 7:00pm
Venue: Fischer Auditorium
Location: Central Collegiate on Dunlop Street Barrie, ON
Website: http://livinggreenbarrie.com
For information contact: Karen Fox
Phone: 705-721-6867
Categories: Environment
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