The former president of the Sudbury riding association opposed the idea of appointing any candidate in a 2015 by-election. Bill Nurmi said he preferred an open vote where riding members decided on the Liberal nominee. Nurmi was testifying at the Sudbury bribe trial of two prominent Liberals. They’re accused of offering a job or appointment to former candidate Andrew Olivier if he didn’t seek the nomination. Nurmi also said he disagreed with the Premier’s decision to appoint former New Democrat Glenn Thibeault as the Liberal candidate and he did not attend the announcement event.
Less than 1 min.read
Sudbury by-election bribe trial continues
Rocco Frangione
I've been a broadcast journalist for three-plus decades in Northern Ontario. I'm a graduate of Algonquin College's radio and television arts program and prior to that, an honours grad from Carleton University's philosophy program.
Continue Reading
Now playing
- Advertisement -
Related Articles
- Advertisement -
Latest News
Long-time Manitoulin Island doctor retires
Manitoulin Health Centre has announced the upcoming retirement of Dr. Stephen Cooper, marking the conclusion of more than 30 years of exemplary service to the people of Manitoulin Island.
That training will travel, bringing learning to students
Lopes Limited and Coniston Industrial Park Ltd. have leased a new truck and purchased a new trailer for Rainbow District School Board to take trades education on the road.
East Algoma OPP arrest after early morning break & enters person
The East Algoma Ontario Provincial Police has arrested a person in relation to multiple residential break & enters.
Espanola hospital staffer recognized for excellence
An Espanola staffer from the Espanola Regional Hospital and Health Centre has been recognized for excellence.
Two Espanola businesses receive national accolades
Two Espanola business owners are being acknowledged for their business initiatives.
- Advertisement -
