Mayoral candidates

Experience and a broad vision are what this long-time at-large councillor says he'll bring to the mayoralty if he's elected on Oct. 22.

Bay Street Bastards vocalist wants to be the voice of Thunder Bay's youth, if elected to the mayor's chair.

First-time candidate for mayor announced his intention to run shortly after his 25-year-old son was found dead on a city pathway under mysterious circumstances. He wants to tackle crime and addiction.

Runner-up in the 2006 mayoral election has long criticized city hall and the decisions being made by council and administration.

Governments must change the way they do business, says mayoral hopeful.

Second-time mayoral candidate plans to tighten the city's purse strings, pay down the debt and begin saving $17 million a year to pay for future projects.

Long-time Liberal MPP and cabinet minister says Thunder Bay faces a lot of challenges moving forward, challenges he's positioned to take on and solve as mayor.

Peter Panetta knows what life's like on the mean streets of Thunder Bay and says he wants to find solutions to end poverty and other social ills.

Veteran councillor hopes fifth time is the charm seeking the mayor's chair.

First-time mayoral hopeful wants to bring the city together as one.