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(Halifax) Sixteen current or retired members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees will be running in the October 16, 2004 municipal and school board elections in Nova Scotia, a record number for the public sector union.

CUPE Nova Scotia President Betty Jean Sutherland says, This is a sign of a healthy democracy when we can have this many public employees throwing their hats into the political arena. It also shows Nova Scotians that CUPE members care about protecting our public services and about the kind of communities we live in. We commend all of these candidates for making a commitment to their communities.

NAMECUPE LOCALPLACE
Steve Blackmore108Halifax Regional Council, District 20
Charlie Long759 (retired)Cape Breton Regional Municipality, District 10
Linda Gregory835 Municipality of Digby, District 3
Leona Mosher835 Town of Digby
Jim Laverie835Municipality of Yarmouth, District 1
Andy Baxter964 Tri-County Regional School Board, District 6
Donnie MacDonald1867Antigonish County, District 2
Blair George1867 Municipality of Guysborough, District 4
Rod Murphy2272Municipality of Argyle, District 2
Lawrence Muise2272Municipality of Argyle, District 5
Bruce Hubbard2272 Municipality of Argyle, District 1
(Acclaimed)) Earl Babin2272Municipality of Argyle, District 4
Liz Paris 2330Chignecto-Central Regional School Board
(Acclaimed) Linda Moore2525Town of Amherst
Terry Rhindress3890 (retired)Town of Amherst
Todd MacPherson5050Cape Breton Regional Municipality, District 3

For information:
Betty Jean Sutherland
President, CUPE Nova Scotia
(902) 455-4180 (o)
(613) 791-1593 (Cell)

John McCracken
CUPE Communications Rep.
(902) 455-4180 (o)

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