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Martin resumes her full duties as Mayor

Summary by NorfolkToday.ca
Following the recent provincial election, Amy Martin has officially resumed her full duties as Mayor of Norfolk County. In January, Martin took a voluntary unpaid leave of absence to focus on her campaign. Norfolk County appreciates the community’s support and looks forward to working under Mayor Martin’s leadership. The county also congratulates Bobbi Ann Brady on her continued role as Member of Provincial Parliament. Martin expressed gratitude…
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Martin resumes her full duties as Mayor

Following the recent provincial election, Amy Martin has officially resumed her full duties as Mayor of Norfolk County. In January, Martin took a voluntary unpaid leave of absence to focus on her campaign. Norfolk County appreciates the community’s support and looks forward to working under Mayor Martin’s leadership. The county also congratulates Bobbi Ann Brady on her continued role as Member of Provincial Parliament. Martin expressed gratitude…

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Norfolk County - Amy Martin to resume duties as Mayor following provincial election

Norfolk County announces that Amy Martin has resumed her full duties as Mayor following the provincial election results. In January 2025, Ms. Martin took a voluntary unpaid leave of absence to fo. . .

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Odds and ends from the 2025 Provincial Election: reviewing the numbers

Despite the snap election call and the terrible weather for the last two weeks of the Ontario Election campaign, voter turnout was actually up slightly in the province. Voter turnout was 45.4 percent this year, up from 44.06 percent in the election held in June 2022. The five Hamilton ridings beat the provincial turnout with a combined total turnout of 47.2 percent. Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas had the highest turnout at 54.73 percent and Hamil…

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bayobserver.ca broke the news in on Sunday, March 2, 2025.
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