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Regina, SK – Regina’s mayoral candidates are set to square off and make their cases to voters. The Regina and District Chamber of Commerce is hosting Decision 2020 – a live, two-hour debate that will air on AccessNow TV and stream online November 2nd.

The Decision 2020 debate will be moderated by John Hopkins, CEO of the Regina Chamber of Commerce. The moderator will ask a series of questions that every candidate will have the opportunity to answer. Each candidate will also get to ask a question to one of their fellow candidates.

“This debate showcases Regina’s mayoral candidates as they discuss their vision for the city and their thoughts on key topics such as infrastructure, budget planning and transportation," said Hopkins. “The Chamber believes this debate is an integral part of the democratic process and will help inform and educated voters ahead of our civic election.” 

“Access believes our communities are at their best when voters are engaged in local politics,” said Tracey Mucha, Community Programming Manager at Access Communications. “Our friends at the Regina Chamber are providing the people of Regina an opportunity to hear directly from the candidates and stay informed on the issues that matter most.”

Decision 2020: Civic Election Debate will air on Monday, November 2nd at 6:00 pm on AccessNow TV in Regina and surrounding areas as well as online at www.myaccess.ca/decision2020. All local media outlets are invited to attend and will have an opportunity for interviews with the candidates following the debate. This debate is proudly sponsored by Regina & Region Home Builder’s Association, Saskatchewan REALTORS Association, Regina Downtown Business Improvement District, Regina’s Warehouse District, and Access Communications Co-operative.

For more AccessNow TV electoral coverage, visit www.myaccess.ca/decision2020.

About Access Communications Co-operative
Access Communications Co-operative is one of Saskatchewan’s largest telecommunications companies, but we do so much more than provide reliable, affordable internet, television, telephone, and security services. What makes Access unique is our involvement in the communities we serve, especially through our AccessNow TV community channels.

Access Communications began serving customers in 1978. Since then, we have grown into a province-wide co-operative serving over 235 communities and 170,000 sq. km of rural areas in Saskatchewan. As a not-for-profit co-operative, we invest 100% of our earnings right back into the communities and rural areas where we live and do business.