Sunday, September 19, 2004
Everybody knows the war is over,
Everybody knows the good guys lost
So, since my last update on St. Albert municipal politics, the number of candidates for St. Albert Aldertype has increased to a whopping seventeen, making this election still more hotly contested than the affair of three years ago, when there were fifteen such candidates. Combined with three mayoral candidates, this means that there are, as yet, twenty people announced for the October election.
What, you ask (unconsciously reciting this blog's title), is the point of this story? Well, of these twenty candidates, guess how many are advocating even revisiting the question of the West Road's location? Two - Bob Russell and Frances Badrock. This issue, sadly, has been resolved. We lost.
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Everybody knows the good guys lost
So, since my last update on St. Albert municipal politics, the number of candidates for St. Albert Aldertype has increased to a whopping seventeen, making this election still more hotly contested than the affair of three years ago, when there were fifteen such candidates. Combined with three mayoral candidates, this means that there are, as yet, twenty people announced for the October election.
What, you ask (unconsciously reciting this blog's title), is the point of this story? Well, of these twenty candidates, guess how many are advocating even revisiting the question of the West Road's location? Two - Bob Russell and Frances Badrock. This issue, sadly, has been resolved. We lost.
