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Election 2010

Profile of Greg Burns

Robert Washburn October 11, 2010 1 min read

Getting involved in his community is something Greg Burns says he enjoys, and now he’s decided to try to expand that involvement by throwing his hat in to run for councillor in Ward 2 in the October municipal election. More

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