THUNDER BAY – The at-large race grew by seven candidates on Thursday, and Albert Aiello finally has some competition in McIntyre Ward.
Adelina Pecchia, the Conservative candidate in Thunder Bay-Superior North in the last federal election, was joined on the penultimate day of the nomination period for the Oct. 24 municipal election by Duff Stewart, Rajni Agarwal, James Glavish, Tracey MacKinnon, Bob Hupka and Donnalee Morettin. There are now 23 candidates in the running for the five at-large seats, two more than ran in the 2018 municipal election.
Brent Boyko signed on to run in McIntyre Ward, just the second candidate to do so, joining incumbent Albert Aiello in the race.There are currently 54 candidates who have filed nomination papers, seven fewer than the 61 who were on the ballot four years ago. There are four candidates each in McKellar, Northwood, Westfort and Neebing, six in Red River and two in both Current River and McIntrye.
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