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December’s Politics in the Pub Follow-Up

December 11, 2012 2013 Leadership Race, Blog, Events 1 Comment

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We had lots of great discussions with an attendance of over 30 people. Thanks to liberal candidates Joyce Murray and Karen McCrimmon who joined us for a successful event.

Be sure to keep up with us in January 2013, as we have a lot of great events planned, including two more Politics in the Pub. Next event will be January 14th 2013 and the last event will be on February 11th 2013

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One Response to December’s Politics in the Pub Follow-Up

JohnS says:

January 21, 2013 at 2:05 am

I have to say, it was great meeting so many different people in our riding. I also really enjoyed hearing the different routes forward as proposed by Karen and Joyce, the leadership contenders that came!

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