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Campaign gets into full swing

Delta South candidates square off at a pair of public forums in Tsawwassen
Ian Paton at Probus
Liberal Ian Paton addresses the crowd at the Probus Club forum while Green Larry Colero and independent Nicholas Wong look on.
The provincial election campaign is in full gear in Delta as candidates in Delta South squared off at public forums twice in the same day, while Delta North has seen visits by Christy Clark and John Horgan.
 
In Delta South, independent Nicholas Wong, Liberal Ian Paton, Green Larry Colero and the NDP’s Bruce Reid have been out and about trying to drum up support, while Errol Sherley announced his candidacy with the BC Action Party just ahead of this week’s deadline.
 
The South Delta chapter of the Probus Club held an all-candidates forum Wednesday in Tsawwassen with the Delta Chamber of Commerce hosting one later that evening at the South Delta Secondary theatre.
 
Clark paid a visit to Delta North Liberal incumbent Scott Hamilton and his supporters at a Scott Road eatery Wednesday, thanking them for their support and boasting about her government’s record on the economy.
 
NDP Leader Horgan, meanwhile, was at North Delta Secondary on Tuesday to announce he will create a Community Partnership Fund to upgrade community facilities.
 
Voters have two more opportunities to hear from Delta South candidates. The Council of Canadians hosts a forum on Thursday, April 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ladner Community Centre, while Friends of Delta Hospital hosts a meeting on Saturday, April 29 at 2 p.m. at Tsawwassen United Church.
 
The election is on May 9.