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Cambridge Council Election Candidates Discuss Regional Spending and Taxes

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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Five candidates are running for two seats on Waterloo Region’s council in the October 2026 municipal election, including Pam Wolf and Craig. The candidates have outlined different approaches to regional spending, public transit, and community safety, while advocating for Cambridge to receive its fair share of regional funding and services. Craig, who is seeking re-election, proposed an independent audit to review regional expenses, stating he opposed previous regional budgets due to high increases.

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The election debates center on controlling taxes while maintaining essential services in Cambridge. Candidates are discussing how the region should manage its spending, with some advocating for reviewing programs and contracts to find savings. These discussions directly relate to how local funding and service costs are managed for the city.

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  • Pam WolfCandidate for the Cambridge council
  • CraigCandidate seeking re-election in Cambridge

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