Much of mayoral candidate Catherine McKenney’s support was concentrated in the five downtown wards, while new mayor Mark Sutcliife had a strong grip on the remainder, according to official results from Monday’ municipal election. Read More
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Final municipal results: McKenney support concentrated in central wards, Sutcliffe swept the remainder
Published in 2022 municipal elections, City life, Local News and mayor
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