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New Westminster-Coquitlam has been in the NDP’s column since 2006 and it is up to Fin Donnelly to make sure it doesn’t swing the other way on Nov. 9.

The two-term Coquitlam councillor is making his pitch to voters playing up his environmental credentials and his party’s opposition to the HST. Donnelly has been telling voters on the doorsteps that he wants to champion causes he has supported locally at the federal level.

Voters in the federal riding of New Westminster-Coquitlam who want to see candidates in action have only two opportunities to do so before next Monday’s byelection.

The Douglas College Students’ Union is holding a forum today (Wednesday) at the New Westminster campus and the Burquitlam Residents Association is holding a meeting tomorrow in the Sir Frederick Banting middle school gym.

But Conservative candidate Diana Dilworth will attend neither, according to her campaign manager.

The catastrophe doesn't seem to concern Tories, Grits. In fact, they don't want to know.

The NDP tread where the Conservatives and Liberals fear to go as NDP Fisheries Critic Peter Julian and MP hopeful Fin Donnelly call for an independent judicial inquiry into the collapse of the Fraser River sockeye.

It should happen. It must happen. And it won't happen.

And he's with Fin! Together, with you to help, we will fight the HST. Come and join us this Saturday morning, 11:00am at 350 Columbia, New Westminster.

Jack and Fin will be discussing the implications of the Harper Sales Tax for families seniors, and small businesses.
Then we are heading out on a high energy phone and foot blitz of New Westminster-Coquitlam. Join Jack, Fin and friends as we engage voters and enlist their support to send a strong message to Stephen Harper