Advance polls open and candidates take the airwaves: A look at week 4 of local Ontario election campaigns
Local candidates enter the home stretch of campaigning as voters head to the polls on Thursday. This past week, two leaders visited the region and candidates took part in panels on CBC K-W's The Morning Edition.
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