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No concerns: Golden Lake Indian band council member Doug Benoit says tourists and not worry about unlimited hunting by natives in Algonquin Provincial Park.
No concerns: Golden Lake Indian band council member Doug Benoit says tourists and not worry about unlimited hunting by natives in Algonquin Provincial Park.

No concerns: Golden Lake Indian band council member Doug Benoit says tourists and not worry about unlimited hunting by natives in Algonquin Provincial Park.

Date3/7/1991
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  • No concerns: Golden Lake Indian band council member Doug Benoit says tourists and not worry about unlimited hunting by natives in Algonquin Provincial Park.
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Gord Doctorow, NDP, Age: 40, Teacher. Concerns for nuclear arms control and anger at the government's Catholic school financing scheme, which he calls a violation of the doctrine of separation of church and state, led him to run.
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Dexter, Brian
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Clare and Bob Duck run Bob's Truck Stop in Campbellville for men who drove cross-country trucks, not for tourists. It's good, plain, solid food cooked to keep a trucker satisfied for the next 300 miles. Mrs. Duck says. Tourists tend to eat lighter foods like salads. Duck is a mechanic and worked in the Arctic for 13 years, taking supplies in by cat train. They opened the restaurant in January.
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John Couvell, 56. Retired from Canada Post, Couvell says affordable housing is his prime concern. He says council needs to address issues of children and women's safety, and he'd work to provide more job opportunities in the ward.
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