He also wanted to ensure Chatenay knew not everyone in District 2 is a dual market supporter. Terms are four years with half the directors running for re-election every two years. Pederson said after the afternoon forum, he'd be happy if either pro-board candidate was elected. Robert Boulter of Donalda said it's almost impossible for the candidates to say anything to change a voter's stand in the polarized wheat board debate. I don't think you can change anybody's mind.
Most people are pretty hard-headed.
You wouldn't come here as a dual market supporter and have been swayed. Boulter didn't change his mind. He said he came as a pro-board supporter and left as one. Send us an e-mail. Not to be republished without permission.