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    Pathway ::  Home arrow News arrow Local arrow Regina politics, changed

    Regina politics, changed PDF Print E-mail
    Contributed by Berlynn   
    Thursday, 26 October 2006

    In Regina, 36.47% of eligible voters bothered to vote in yesterday’s municipal elections. That’s up 11.5% from three years ago when Fiacco was acclaimed. Pretty appalling isn’t it? The work the Coalition for a Citizen-Friendly Regina (CCFR) did to field candidates and highlight a number of issues during the campaign should not go unnoticed. For a brief history of the campaign, commentary and discussion, visit Politics 'n' Poetry.

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