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For anyone who believes in democracy, it isn’t about who you vote for, it’s about casting your vote.
Residents might be in favour of affordable housing development — but it has to integrate into the neighbourhood
Jim Dunlop, a fixture in municipal politics, local business, and sport, honoured by Council
National Newspaper Week, CAFF Opening Gala, and Miss Supertest on Show
County Museums and Tyendinaga Historians explore how the Mohawks came to the Bay of Quinte
