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Corner Brook Firefighters host forum for potential councillors

The Corner Brook Firefighters hosted a forum for potential councillors at Club 64 on Wednesday night.

Chris Quigley | Posted: Sept. 14, 2017, midnight | Updated: Sept. 30, 2017, 5:09 a.m. | 1 Min Read
City council hopeful Vaughn Granter, second from right, speaks during the councillor’s forum hosted by the Corner Brook Firefighters at Club 64 on Wednesday night. Also pictured are, from left, council candidates Lenny Benoit, Pamela Gill, and incumbent Tony Buckle.
City council hopeful Vaughn Granter, second from right, speaks during the councillor’s forum hosted by the Corner Brook Firefighters at Club 64 on Wednesday night. Also pictured are, from left, council candidates Lenny Benoit, Pamela Gill, and incumbent Tony Buckle.

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The forum was attended by many of the candidates in the upcoming municipal election.

Incumbent councillor Linda Chaisson gestures while talking at the councillor’s forum on Wednesday night. Also shown are fellow incumbent Bernd Staeben, second from right, council candidate Bill Griffin, right, and Tom Stewart, background.
Geoff Sparkes, president of Local 1222 of the International Association of Firefighters, addresses those in attendance at Club 64 on Wednesday night.
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