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Councillor Zeeshan Hamid is Milton Town Councillor for Ward 8.

Chuck Porter was born Dec 29th, 1964 and grew up in the community of Newport Station. Like most children in the neighborhood, Chuck enjoyed playing pond hockey in the winter and softball in the summer. Chuck attended Hants West Rural High School in Brooklyn as well as Windsor Regional High. After graduating High School, Chuck received a Dip.Ed from St.FX, a Dip. Man from Saint Mary’s and a Diploma in Advanced Care Paramedicine at Holland College. Before Chuck began his career serving Nova Scotia, he worked as a Paramedic for 17 years, which also included a leadership role in the Communications Division of Emergency Medical Care Inc. in the area of quality assurance and Staff Development. Prior to being elected to the Nova Scotia Legislature in 2006, Chuck represented the Town of Windsor as a Municipal Councillor. His most recent position in Halifax was that of Caucus Chair and Government Caucus Whip. His important committee roles to date have included Vice Chair of Public Accounts, Vice Chair of Human Resources, Veteran's Affairs, Economic Development, Member of the International Energy Council for Nova Scotia and the Internal Economy Board as well as Deputy Government House Leader. Chuck has thoroughly enjoyed representing the great people of Hants West for the past three years and with your continued support looks forward to serving you for many years to come. Chuck and his wife Leslie and their family reside in the Town of Windsor.

The Loughton Residents Association (LRA) is an independent group of people who want to make Loughton, Essex an even better place to live and work. LRA represents a wide range of ideas and concerns. We seek out the views of people in the community and ensure that their voices are heard. LRA makes great efforts to provide a public arena for the residents who care about Loughton.

Elect Bonnie for Mayor of Hampstead, November 3rd, 2013: I have a vision for the future of Hampstead... one that encompasses community values, integrity and work ethic. All my life, I’ve been dedicated to improving my community. I have led by example working with organizations that strengthen our sense of community by fostering community spirit and pride.