Victorians lined up outside city hall on Wednesday to cast an advance vote for the next leader of the city. Across the street, those vying to be the next mayor squared off in a live debate hosted by Victoria radio station CFAX 1070.
Five of the eight candidates vying to be the next mayor of Victoria are shown at a debate on Oct. 5, 2022.
Across the street, those vying to be the next mayor squared off in a live debate hosted by Victoria radio station CFAX 1070. Also in the race for mayor, but not at the debate, are David Arthur Johnston, Rod Graham and Michelle Wiboltt."You have a network, you have all important name recognition, so I think – with all due respect to the six other candidates running – this is really a two person race," said David Black, a professor at Royal Roads University who focuses on social and political communication.
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