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EDITOR:

Why on earth did this city council push through the municipality act bylaw which takes voter-given control away from the incoming new mayor when there is a six-month extension in place?

Also, once again, as if they didn't have enough problems of their own, would our provincial government stick their noses into this?

Harry Toombs,

Charlottetown

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