CBC live-tweets the Yellowknife mayoral debate
Follow along here to find out what's happening at the Yellowknife mayoral candidate's debate
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Posted: Oct 4, 2012 7:31 PM CT
Last Updated: Oct 13, 2012 4:35 PM CT
The three candidates for Yellowknife's top job prepare for the debate. From left to right, they are Tim Doyle, Paul Falvo and Mark Heyck. (Hilary Bird/CBC)The three mayoral candidates in Yellowknife — Tim Doyle, Paul Falvo and Mark Heyck — held their first debate Thursday night.
The True North and Yellowknife Rotary organized the debate. CBC North's Hilary Bird live-tweeted the event. Follow her on Twitter @hilarybirdcbc, or follow along below.
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