Calgary school trustee candidates have been transported back to grade school, thanks to a survey by The Calgary Journal, in conjunction with Postmedia. Trustee hopefuls answer questions about dilemmas, ranging from what they’ll wear on Halloween to how they’ll deal with a teacher’s weed habit. The answers reflect a bit about candidates’ personalities and their approaches to issues affecting students, parents and teachers.
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Survey produced and edited by Deanna Tucker, Nathan Kunz, Colin Macgillivray, Alec Warkentin and Thomas Bogda.
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