Councillor talks about stepping down from Cobourg council

By: Robert Washburn | August 14, 2016

Councillor Theresa Rickerby

Councillor Theresa Rickerby announces she is stepping down from Cobourg council due to family and business commitments in an phone interview with Drive Time host Dave Glover.

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