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Thank you Kate for this beautiful song. We missed it on our way to the stage, thank you for sharing it here Peterborough and Kawartha Chamber!

Thank you that was helpful

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Love you Eileen!

Thank you for this very important info for me and my husband. Our question, pls: We have a very much settled son and daughter with families now. Both my husband and I live in our own paid-off house; having done so much work in the house, my husband preferred, after our departure in this lifetime, that it be left to one of our children, not to sell the house, but to live or continue to look after it, which my daughter wishes to, but not my son who is not after it. Kindly advise where we should start - much appreciated.

I want a counselor that acts on issues.

What is the plan for green disposal of toxic batteries from electric cars

The current electrical grid cannot support electric car charging

Doctors and nurses cannot work from home as you cannot properly examine patients.

Cell towers microwave emissions are damaging to the environment as Are windmill farms

Mandate requirements in order to work are causing job shortages. Daily rapid testing of employees would make more sense instead of mandating personal health choices

Gerry is bang on

I wish more candidates were as concerned about the roads as I am. Building the new arena on Lansdowne means trucks going in and out of the construction site and tearing up the roads even more.

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31:00 Start 34:55 Opening statements 45:15 What personal qualities do you bring to the role of mayor. How does that play into your vision for the city? 55:45 The draft Official Plan calls for the city to look within it's boundaries for serviced employment lands. Many years have been spent trying to negotiate agreements with neighboring municipalities along the Highway 115 Corridor. What will be your approach to working with neighboring municipalities to create more serviced employment land, or do you plan to focus within city boundaries? 1:03:53 The planning and approval process for building new developments can be time-consuming and uncertain. Businesses are struggling to attract talent, partly due to the lack of available housing. The province introduced Bill 109 - 'More Homes For Everyone' Act in an attempt to streamline and speed up some of that process. What parts of the building approval process will you address to streamline development? 1:15:04 Many residents and businesses throughout the region are interconnected and heavily dependant on working as a region on things like tourism, economic development, transportation, and housing. How will you engage our partners in Peterborough County, First Nations communities, and beyond to grow most effectively as a region? 1:20:06 How do you plan to bring new business to Peterborough, and what type of new business will you try to recruit? 1:28:11 Many businesses are on the frontlines dealing with the devastating effects of the opioid epidemic as well as the shortcomings in addressing mental health and homelessness. What will you do to work with the province to address these pressing public health issues. 1:34:06 The city has made it clear, it plans to address climate change. It's going to take leadership from government but, ultimately, the private sector will play a key role in meaningful greenhouse gas emission reductions. How should the city engage local businesses to work toward climate change goals? 1:38:22 According to the Canadian Chamber Of Commerce, more than a quarter of businesses in Canada report rising costs in real estate, leasing, and property tax as a barrier to growth. What will you do as mayor to address the rising costs of having a physical business location? 1:46:58 Rising inflation is ranked as the number one barrier to business and that includes input cost, rising wages, transportation... we've all felt it in various ways. Recognizing that this is happening across the country, and around the world, what is something the municipality can do at the local level to provide some relief to businesses and residents? 1:51:50 Closing remarks

Good discussion. Some interesting answers. Still undecided myself, but I've narrowed down my options.

My daughter went last night and loved it!!!

kawartha highlands park is very busy already. Try booking a camp site!!

A good crew. But the township needs to start running its own ship and stop taking orders from numerous outsiders.

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Nice to see an Ontario Party candidate being given equal treatment with the other candidates. In the Ottawa Centre debate there was no Ontario Party candidate but the True Blue candidate was only allowed to make closing statements along with an independent and the candidate for an obscure left wing party. There are six parties that had members in Queen's Park at the dissolution of the legislature, and it seemed an arbitrary division. You might say that only the PCs and the Liberals are official parties in the Ontario legislature, and only their candidates should be allowed to debate. The other candidates should all, at most, be allowed to make closing statements. I tried to put the following question to the candidates in my riding, Ottawa-Centre, for the May 12 virtual debate, but the moderator, CBC radio host Amanda Pfeffer, never asked it. I am posting it here and I hope that some or all of the candidates will respond on behalf of their parties: ‘TVO’s The Agenda with Steve Paikin has been sycophantic towards the Liberal Party of Canada for a decade or more now. Last year, it deliberately withheld information from its viewers that the Trudeau government planned to send inflation soaring prior to the 2021 election to help ensure its re-election. This was confirmed with the background document for the 2021 renewal of the inflation-control agreement, which showed that Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland negotiated what was essentially a change to the same inflationary framework as was announced by the US Federal Reserve Board in August 2020. Given its outrageous behaviour, do you agree that TVO’s The Agenda with Steve Paikin must be cancelled?’ By the way, on May 18 Statistics Canada announced the inflation rate rose to 6.8%. This was the highest inflation rate since January 1991, and, adjusting for changes in measurement bias, the highest inflation rate since March 1983. The provincial government is pretty much a bit player in the ongoing inflation surge; this was largely the creation of the Bank of Canada at the instigation of the federal government.

First impression - opening statements : Ontario Party guy seems level-headed. NDP seems likeable. Liberal guy seems like a good talker. Conservative seems to be fighting the 2018 election(seriously, those talking points are giving me deja vu). Green candidate didn't leave an impression. First impression - housing : Tom sees the investment problem as an issue of foreign money. Jen sees CoL/wages issue. Greg sees... I had to repeat him three times and I'm still not sure. 'Support' for people on fixed incomes - whatever that means. Dave sees a supply shortage, solutions via cutting red tape. Robert sees housing density issue, wants to preserve and improve the red tape(it's necessary). First impression - anticipated lack of skilled hands : Jen sees lack of education funding, mental health issues. Greg sees kids falling behind in education, wants to promote trades to kids. Dave sees a need to bribe students into the trades through grants and $500/week (which is "enough" to live on, but too much for OW/ODSP)... Sorry, let's try that again. Dave sees an issue with unaffordable education for the skilled trades and wants to supplement your payments with government grants. Also, we can encourage cheap foreign labour. Robert wants free college tuition(for a year?) and guaranteed work for 60,000 young people. He'll also increase home inspections(?) and incentivize businesses to transition to a green economy. Tom sees flaws with what we teach students, competition with foreign students for jobs, funding is insufficient to provide further subsidised education. First impressions - plans for small businesses and people affected by housing crisis/mental health and addictions : Greg sees security issues downtown, tax holiday for two years. Dave sees need for safe spaces for addictions. Robert will provide housing and personal support for drug users. Tom sees drugs as a health issue, need mental health support, recognises issue across Ontario downtowns. Jen will introduce $1000 tourism rebate, raise minimum wage to $20. Some rebuttals about funding for safe-use site. 34:15 First impressions - internet infrastructure development : Dave current initiatives will see High-speed to another 1/3mill homes by summer and 2/3mill more by 2025. Robert supports efforts to increase high-speed internet. Tom in concerned 5G hasn't been studied enough to prevent health issues or something, thinks Starlink is a good investment for internet in remote areas. Recognises need, but infrastructure cost is potential issue. Jen says the conservatives have only spent 0.2% of promised funding on internet infrastructure. in 4 years, NDP is committed to delivery of service to remote areas. Greg will spend funding to provide service, 'can't zoom outside ptbo, can't work from home'. 40:30 some rebuttals. First impressions - childcare recruitment : Robert will increase wages for childcare because it's skilled work. Tom says taxpayers won't be able to shoulder the cost of subsidised daycare. Jen says we need to invest in childcare, commited to $10/day. Greg says issue is due to Ford's delay in getting childcare funding. Dave says $10/day by 2025, negotiated deal for 6 years of subsidy instead of 5. 50:15 Rebuttals again, now featuring bill 124 First impressions - cost of living : Tom says stop using wallstreet to fund spending, use the BoC to borrow instead. Jen says raise minimum wage, trickle-up economics. Also, pharmacare. Greg food - no tax on meals under $20. Fuel - $1 per ride transit, $9500 subsidised electric vehicles. Housing - rent control, affordable housing construction. Dave says no provincial income tax on income under $50,000(wow). Robert will invest in basic income and fix legislated poverty(low support for OW/ODSP). 58:00 Rebuttals. Half-time Break

Tom's the best

Tom all day long. Other 3 canNOT compare.

Thank you so much Andrea you are our leader Please help Peterborough Ontario we are suffering dearly here we need a lot more hospitals here and help for elderly and the disabled thank you Andrea and God bless

We need also our schools to be fixed for our children and we need more schools here in Peterbrough also we need at least one more hospital there’s a lot of old age people here that would appreciate this please vote liberal thank you and God bless

WE need to vote for liberal party or we will starve here in Peterborough Im on O D S P and can not survive on 1000 a month vote people liberal party

The only issue that matters is support for American compensation due to the pandemic. The country can't hide in Ukraine forever.

the purple sparkles for sure. Thanks for the smile :-)

Well done guys!!!!

Thank you for educating us. I was waiting for your email. Will search after i send this.

Great information...

Thank you, Eileen. What is the capital gains implecations on parents inheritance property?

my dad passed away in Hamilton but we can't find the up to date will how can we get a copy of the will

Great job, Megan! BIG thanks to the Chamber for putting together such a wonderful celebration. Thank you to all of the nominees who put COUNTLESS hours into the wellbeing of our community, and congrats to all of the winners!

Congratulations Andy! I hope our paths cross again soon...in real life!

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"My kids, My schedule" Everyone's kids, everyone's schedule please and they aren't all the same.

We are talking about the vaccine because as Maryam says we need to get through the pandemic and that is pragmatic.

Whose here for the dill pickled peanuts?