Looking to represent one of the largest and most diverse ridings in the country has one candidate taking their campaign on the road.

Leah Main, NDP candidate for Vernon乌鸦传媒揕ake Country乌鸦传媒揗onashee, is going grassroots with a fully outfitted trailer designed to bring her campaign directly to the people.

She left her Silverton home April 3 with the trailer in tow and is stopping in Vernon tonight, April 4 at Namaste Restaurant for a meet and greet from 5-7 p.m.

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The Vernon乌鸦传媒揕ake Country乌鸦传媒揗onashee riding spans more than four hours from end to end, with a ferry ride in between.

While some candidates are waiting for donated second office space and may only plan to visit rural areas occasionally, Main has hit the road.

Main is a Silverton councillor, and a long-standing director on the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.

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The mobile office is equipped to function as a full campaign hub, hosting pop-up events, one-on-one meetings, and volunteer activities in communities across the riding 乌鸦传媒� from city centres to farming communities. It reflects Main乌鸦传媒檚 commitment to rural inclusion, accessibility, and hands-on leadership.

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Main also has scheduled campaign stops in Lumby and Coldstream, with her mobile campaign schedule announced weekly on social media.