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Victory in Wingham! North Huron Council rescinds its audio/video recording ban

 D M  February 20  Leave a Comment on Victory in Wingham! North Huron Council rescinds its audio/video recording ban

Subhead:The Township of North Huron’s council has been facing backlash for its censorious measures.#

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