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He's been critical of such as pensions and hydro merit home organized by the some city policies. such as costs Water Support Committee. the ovemight parking bylaw, “Going forward, we have “We need to find a way to in his newspaper columns got to prioritize our capital connect through our roads, Kaluzny was a volunteer spending" said Wiilms. high, ‘ ° which are an issue. through reporter at Rogers Television, lighting the city's $250 mil 3 the trails, which are not com» has been involved with the lion infrastructure deficit. ’ plete, and through our Columbia Forest Community All four said they were neighbourhood associa- Association and the Waterloo supportive of continued . kg“? 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