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August 20, 2008
Introducing himself?

Earlier, we reported provincial Conservative leader Wilf Hanni was considering running in the Vancouver-Fairview by-election. But is he actually going to put his name on the ballot? Well, we'll find out this coming Sunday at the New India Buffet and Restaurant. Because that's where his party will be kicing off their by-election campaign and introducing their candidate. This, according to an advertisment placed in 24 hours. The following is a complete copy of that ad.

You are invited to attend a
BC CONSERVATIVE PARTY LUNCHEON

To kick off the
Vancouver-Fairview By-election Campaign

Date and Time: Sunday, August 24th at 1:00 pm
Location: NEW INDIA BUFFET & RESTAURANT
805 West Broadway, Vancouver
Cost: $20 per ticket

Feature Speaker:
BC Conservative Party Leader Wilf Hanni

Our Vancouver-Fairview Candidate will be introduced at the luncheon

Posted by Sean Holman at 02:29 PM
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