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Shared Health chief nursing officer Lanette Siragusa (left) and chief provincial public health officer Dr. Brent Roussin, shown here in October, were a constant fixture in the news in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic raged on. (File)
Every year at this time, The Brandon Sun presents its top quotes of the year from the newsmakers, the pundits and our elected officials who have said something memorable, cynical, derisive, or just downright silly.
Every year at this time, The Brandon Sun presents its top quotes of the year from the newsmakers, the pundits and our elected officials who have said something memorable, cynical, derisive, or just downright silly.
Brandon Sun By: Tyler Clarke
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Young girls perform a Mauritian dance at the Park Community Centre during a celebration of their home country s independence in 2018. The building now faces either a significant renewal or demolition.
Instead of whether the Park Community Centre should be demolished, the prevailing conversation is now about how to save it.
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Instead of whether the Park Community Centre should be demolished, the prevailing conversation is now about how to save it.
So described Coun. Kris Desjarlais (Rosser), following last week’s livestreamed public meetings about the fate of the building at 1428 Louise Ave. I’m at that point where we’re not actually looking at demolishing unless we’re talking about rebuilding, and I don’t think there’s an appetite for that right now.