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Tim Bennett announces run at City Council

The Executive Director of Big Brothers Big Sisters has thrown his name onto the October ballot for City Council.

Tim Bennett made the announcement last night (Thursday) via social media.

“After looking at the realities and struggles faced by families and other community members over the past few years, I felt it was important to step forward and advocate for a collaborative and responsible way to build a stronger community” said Bennett.

“I love Prince George. I grew up here, and this is home for me, my wife, and our four kids. Prince George is changing, and our City must adapt to address the needs of all citizens in 2022 and beyond.”

Bennett has also been the trustee for School District 57 for over a decade and was the Chair of the board for four years as well.

He says he is running on:

  • Commitment, accountability and accessibility
  • Building a sustainable Prince George for all
  • Creating change together
  • Families and future generations

The municipal election will take place on October 15th

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