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Why are you running? "I can continue my work representing the views of Belcarra residents and continue to protect the uniqueness and beauty of Belcarra.

The following are candidates' responses to the following questions: Incumbents only: With School District 43's recent difficulties, which resulted in $13.

The following are candidates' responses to the following questions: Incumbents only: With School District 43's recent difficulties, which resulted in $13.

I t's a rainy Tuesday evening and the line-up for the Giggle Dam winds halfway down Shaughnessy Street and around the corner. But the crowd isn't queuing for a night of dinner theatre.

Why are you running? "So I can continue to be a voice for residents and help bring forward more defined plans and guidelines that will ensure Anmore retains its semi-rural feel while creating more trails and embracing strong tree retention.

The following are candidates' responses to the following questions: Incumbents only: With School District 43's recent difficulties, which resulted in $13.

Why are you running? "To preserve a balanced approach to Belcarra's development, protecting our natural setting while being responsive to unique resident needs.

Age/occupation: 49, CFO at Egami Creative Group Having run twice for provincial office, Dennis Marsden is no stranger to the campaign trail.

Age/occupation: 48, city councillor and small business owner Bonita Zarrillo sums up her reasons for running in the Coquitlam civic election with four campaign points: affordability, jobs, public safety and the environment.

The key plank in Coun. Michael Wright's campaign is something he has promoted for years: the arts. But when it comes gaining support from others on council, Wright said he hits a brick wall.