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Richmond, B.C., Mayor Brodie won't seek re-election after 25 years in the role
Mayor Brodie will retire after 25 years, citing challenges like the Cowichan Tribes land title ruling, housing, homelessness, and city investigations affecting Richmond's future.
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Richmond, B.C., Mayor Brodie won’t seek re-election after 25 years in the role
The mayor of Richmond, B.C., won't be seeking re-election next year after 25 years in the role, saying there are upcoming issues that will require leadership and hard work.
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The mayor of Richmond, B.C., says he has decided not to seek re-election next year, wrapping up what will be a 25-year tenure in the role. Malcolm Brodie says it has been an honour and privilege to serve the city through “times of growth, opportunity and challenge.” Brodie points to the recent Cowichan Tribes ruling by British Columbia Supreme Court as one of the challenges his successor will need to tackle. The ruling last month granted the Cow…
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