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The Fort Frances mayoral race is on: Calder and McTaggart throw their names in the ring

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By Liam Oliver Neilson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Fort Frances Times With just over a month left for candidates to declare themselves in the race for Fort Frances Town Council, only two names have emerged so far in the contest for a mayor to replace Andrew Hallikas, who is not seeking another term. Lifelong Fort Frances residents Brent Calder and John McTaggart both feel strongly that they can make a positive impact on the community as they gear up for a campaign that will conclude with the municipal election on Oct.
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