Dysart Reeve candidates talk local food

Haliburton County is among the leading local campaigns when it comes to local foods and some candidates in the election have showed their support. A survey was sent to each candidate from Sustain Ontario about community food access and food literacy. Murray Fearrey is running for re-election in Dysart and he outlined ways for a collaborative approach to enhance agricultural opportunities. Janis Parker is running against him and she showed ways of encouraging local growth to increase supply. To see more of their responses and others from Aaron Walker, Bob Nichol and Dennis Casey, click here.

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