Robichaud: Organizations like FedNor Will Provide Better Accessibility to Local Infrastructure

Increasing accessibility to organizations like FedNor will help considerably over the long term for infrastructure projects in northern communities.

That’s the message from Conservative candidate Andre Robichaud.

Robichaud says FedNor is a catalyst for infrastructure, creating jobs and boosting local economy.

He says the north was built on natural resources and the future lies within its responsible development.

Robichaud is running against New Democrat Carol Hughes and the Liberal’s Heather Wilson.

The 2015 federal election is set for Monday, October 19th.

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