Question of the Week | Oct. 31

Question of the Week | Oct. 31

Would you give candy to teenagers trick-or-treating at your door on Halloween?


BACKGROUND:

Halloween is in full-swing Thursday, Oct. 31. With all the discussion over whether Canada should just permanently move Halloween to Saturdays, another spooky controversy has come up in newsroom conversations.

Would you give candy to teenagers trick-or-treating at your door on Halloween?

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brittany@terracestandard.com
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