It was a standing room only crowd for the final all-candidates forum in the Kenora Riding prior to the May 2nd federal election. About 100 people crammed into the Days Inn last night to hear from the five candidates.
Most of the main party candidates stayed close to the message of their parties.
Conservative Greg Rickford touted the intiatives of the Harper Government over the past two and a half years.
Meanwhile, NDP Candidate Tania Cameron suggested its time for a change in Ottawa.
Independant Candidate Kelvin Chicago-Boucher added a touch of humour to the proceedings when asked about what he would do about the inflation rate.
Green Party Candidate Mike Schwindt and Liberal Roger Valley also took part in the all-candidates forum.
