Social Media in 2011 Bencher Elections

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Olivia D’orazio of The Law Times interviewed Omar Ha-Redeye on the use of social media during the 2011 Bencher Elections.

A list of candidate websites is available via Malcolm M. Mercer:

  • Raj Anand – Toronto
  • Constance Backhouse – East – Ottawa
  • Steven Benmor – Toronto
  • Fred Bickford – Northwest – Thunder Bay
  • Jack Braithwaite – Northeast – Sudbury
  • Christopher Bredt – Toronto
  • John Callaghan – Toronto
  • Emir Aly Crowne – Southwest- Windsor
  • Julian Falconer – Toronto
  • Henry Gluch– Toronto
  • Howard Goldblatt – Toronto
  • Monica Goyal – Toronto
  • Dan Guttman – Toronto
  • Katherine Henshell – Central West – Burlington
  • Jacqueline Horvat – Southwest – Windsor
  • Mitch Kowalski – Toronto
  • Joan MacDonald – Central South – Hamilton
  • Virginia MacLean – Central West – Oakville
  • Wendy Matheson – Toronto
  • Will McDowell – Toronto
  • David McRobert – Central East – Peterborough
  • Graeme Mew – Toronto
  • Barbara Murchie – Toronto
  • Laurie Pawlitza – Toronto
  • Gina Papageorgiou – Toronto
  • Dorette Pollard – East
  • Linda Rothstein – Toronto
  • James Scarfone – Central South – Hamilton
  • Paul Schabas – Toronto
  • William Simpson – East – Ottawa
  • Andrew Spurgeon – Central South – Hamilton
  • Anita Szigeti – Toronto
  • Joe Sullivan – Central South – Hamilton
  • Phil Tunley – Toronto
  • Robert Wadden – East – Ottawa
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