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Mayoral candidate touts anti-amalgamation platform in Strong

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Albert Lilley is one of four people looking to become the next mayor of Strong Township. Lilley says he doesn't believe amalgamation is necessary and adds the residents in Strong he's talked to feel the same way. Also running for mayor are Jason Cottrell and Jody Baillie who are both Strong councillors and Tim Bryson who is the current mayor of Joly.

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Mayoral candidate touts anti-amalgamation platform in Strong

Several issues prompted Lilley's run, including the poor road conditions in the municipality and the ongoing debate on whether or not Strong should amalgamate with the Village of Sundridge and Township of Joly

2 years ago·North Bay, Canada

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