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Montreal borough mayors pushing for local support

“We are standing up for our boroughs,” says incumbent mayor of CDN-NDG, Sue Montgomery, in a joint press conference with Giuliana Fumagalli, incumbent mayor of Villeray-St-Michel-Parc-Extension Wednesday, reiterating the need to support local parties

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