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Green Party targets youth vote

Marc Mulvaney
By Marc Mulvaney

Free pizza! So, did that get your attention?

Glenn Sollitt, the Courtenay-Alberni Green Party Candidate, is set to host a Town Hall, and Q and A, focusing on election issues, and the newly unveiled Green Party Platform, and what it means for post secondary students. And to help attract younger voters, including local students…will be free pizza.

And as for the format tomorrow night?

The evening of free pizza and politics at the Stan Hagen Theatre at North Island College in Courtenay goes Friday night from 7 till 9 PM.

Marc Mulvaney
Marc Mulvaney
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