Federal Election

Thunder Bay–Superior North’s major party candidates talk about potential mines in the mineral-rich region.

While all of the region’s federal candidates said the meet-and-greet event at the Thunder Bay Public Library was an opportunity to speak intimately to the public, some candidates also felt the event doesn’t replace a traditional debate.

The Thunder Bay lawyer looks to unseat three-term MP Patty Hajdu in the north-side area riding.

John Northey is running under the Green Party banner once again, after securing 1.6 per cent of the vote in the recent provincial election.

Retired police chief looks to unseat three-term incumbent Patty Hajdu in the north-side area riding.

Hajdu says she is a proven candidate for Thunder Bay-Superior North.

Political newcomer Amos Bradley is running for the People's Party of Canada in the Thunder Bay—Superior North riding.

Elections Canada says 7.3 million people have voted in advance nationwide; more than 15,000 have cast ballots in Thunder Bay–Superior North.

Community members evacuated from the First Nation will be able to vote at polling stations in Thunder Bay.

The federal election is April 28.