Wranglers win second straight silver at ORSA provincials
MacDougall new Lambton County warden
December 10, 2014
Sarnia City/County Councilor Bev MacDougall gets a hug from 2014 Warden Warwick Mayor Todd Case after being elected to the top post in Lambton County this afternoon.
MacDougall, who was elected over St. Clair Township Mayor Steve Arnold, says she plans to collaborate with the community and upper levels of government to improve Lambton County.
“I’ve always been about cradling a worthy vision and working with others…to make good things happen,” she says.
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