Upcoming Candidate Events

There are several opportunities coming up to meet the candidates, ask questions and learn more before voting begins on October 16. I hope to see you at one or more of them!

Thursday, September 24 | Nicole Beatty Town Hall
7:00–9:00 p.m.
Cobourg Legion Branch 133
135B Orr Street, Cobourg

Join me for an open-mic Town Hall where the floor belongs to you. There are no pre-selected questions or topics. Come ask me directly about the issues that matter to you and hear where I stand.


Wednesday, September 30 | Speed Campaigning with the Cobourg Candidates 6:30–9:00 p.m.
Cobourg Lions Centre
157 Elgin Street East, Cobourg
Hosted by the Northumberland Central Chamber of Commerce

A different take on the traditional candidates’ meeting, giving voters an opportunity to connect directly with candidates in smaller, face-to-face conversations.

Learn more and event details


Monday, October 5 | Blue Dot Northumberland Cobourg Council Candidates Forum
6:30–9:00 p.m.
Columbus Community Hall
232 Spencer Street East, Cobourg

Hosted by Blue Dot Northumberland, this forum will bring Cobourg Council candidates together to answer questions and discuss issues facing our community.


Wednesday, October 14 | Cobourg Debates 2026 – Deputy Mayor & Councillor Debate

Thursday, October 15 | Cobourg Debates 2026 – Mayoral Debate

For both Cobourg Debates events:

6:00-10:00 p.m.
Cobourg Lions Centre
157 Elgin Street East, Cobourg

Cobourg Debates 2026 is a community-led, non-partisan initiative giving residents an opportunity to hear candidates answer the same questions under the same rules. The debates will be held at the Lions Community Centre and will also be made available online.

Learn more, submit a question and reserve tickets


YourTV Northumberland | Mayoral Candidate Coverage

YourTV Northumberland will also be recording individual interviews with each mayoral candidate and a pre-recorded mayoral debate. Both will air on Cogeco and be available online.

Broadcast schedule to be announced.

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