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- ↑ Debbie Shipley, "Ward 6 hopefuls bring experience", Sudbury Star, 11 November 2000, A3l; Bob Vaillancourt, "Courtemanche to bring 'passion' to campaign for mayor's job", Sudbury Star, 9 May 2003, A5.
- ↑ "Courtemanche to lead key city committee", Sudbury Star, 17 December 2002, A3; Rob O'Flanagan, "Courtemanche redefining leadership", Sudbury Star, 10 November 2006, A10.
- ↑ "Planning group says no to Tim Hortons", Sudbury Star, 2 March 2000, A3.
- ↑ Rob O'Flanagan, "New policy seeks a higher profile for Sudbury's arts", Sudbury Star, 11 January 2000, A3.
- ↑ Jim Brown, "New Sudbury businesses pitched on benefits of forming a BIA", Sudbury Star, 1 February 2000
- ↑ Terry Pender, "Store hours debate angers workers: 'It's time to put the hammer down on city council'", Sudbury Star, 23 November 1999, A3; Rob O'Flanagan, "Battle lines drawn in store hours debate", Sudbury Star, 7 December 1999, A1.
- ↑ Denis St. Pierre, "City councillor blasts changes to new council", Sudbury Star, 12 June 2000, A3.
- ↑ Chris Polehoykie, "Ward 6 debate puts focus on water, roads", Sudbury Star, 7 November 2000, A1.
- ↑ "Bradley to chair NDCA board", Sudbury Star, 8 March 2001, A3.
- ↑ Robert Keir, "Citizens have role to play in Gordon's offer", Sudbury Star, 30 June 2001, A2; Laura Stradiotto, "City works to establish community 'triangles"", Sudbury Star, 27 March 2003, A3.
- ↑ "Courtemanche to lead key city committee", Sudbury Star, 17 December 2002, A3.
- ↑ "Trudeau Park a fitting name", Sudbury Star, 20 March 2002, A8.
- ↑ "How City Councillors Voted", Sudbury Star, 26 April 2003, A3; Danielle Emond-Theriault, "Franco-Ontarian flag should be cultural debate, not political", Sudbury Star, 14 May 2003, A9.
- ↑ "Mayor will run again" Archived 8 March 2012 at the Wayback Machine , "Northern Life", 12 September 2006.
- ↑ Carol Mulligan, "Candidates make their case", Sudbury Star, 4 November 2003, A1; "Mayoralty forum: Where they stand on the issues of the day", Sudbury Star, 7 November 2003, A10.
- ↑ For instance, see Bob Vaillancourt, "Finish line within sight for candidates", Sudbury Star, 10 November 2003, A1.
- ↑ Denis St. Pierre, "He'll be a very different mayor", Sudbury Star, 11 November 2003, A1.
- ↑ Mike Whitehouse, "Two Pauls", Sudbury Star, 15 November 2008, A8.
- ↑ Bob Vaillancourt, "Budget input begins mid-January", Sudbury Star, 20 December 2003, A5; "Sudbury holds input sessions for city's first official plan", Sudbury Star, 20 January 2004, A9; Bob Vaillancourt, "City councillors declare public budget-input sessions a success", Sudbury Star, 28 January 2004, A5; "The people's budget: Already, this year's city budget is an improvement over last year's", Sudbury Star, 19 February 2004, A8.
- ↑ Bob Vaillancourt, "Council did 'a great job'", Sudbury Star, 16 August 2004, A5.
- ↑ Bob Vaillancourt, "Surprise break for city taxpayers", Sudbury Star, 13 May 2004, A1.
- ↑ Bob Vaillancourt, "Shake up of senior city staff on the way", Sudbury Star, 22 July 2004, A1.
- ↑ Laura Stradiotto, "City to cut three senior staff positions", Sudbury Star, 17 December 2004, A1.
- ↑ "An effective city: Mayor's plan to streamline city seems fine, but its execution is wanting" [editorial], Sudbury Star, 9 March 2005, A8.
- ↑ Denis St. Pierre, "Reynolds tired of council's 'bumblings'", Sudbury Star, 28 January 2005, A1; "Excerpts from mayor's criticism of Reynolds", Sudbury Star, 25 November 2005, A2; Denis St. Pierre, "Mayor lashes out at councillor for 'irresponsible' letter", Sudbury Star, 25 November 2005, A1.
- ↑ Tamsin McMahon, "Sudbury mayor makes case for homeless", Kingston Whig-Standard, 22 April 2004, A5.
- ↑ Bob Vaillancourt, "Mayor bullish on wind power", Sudbury Star, 9 April 2004, A3.
- ↑ Bob Vaillancourt, "City takes steps to attract more seniors", Sudbury Star, 28 May 2004, A5; "City targets seniors in 2005", Sudbury Star, 31 December 2004
- ↑ "Sudbury's green efforts recognized", Sudbury Star, 26 May 2004, A2.
- ↑ Bob Vaillancourt, "Mayor stands his ground", Sudbury Star, 28 May 2004, A3.
- ↑ Bob Vaillancourt, "Council set to debate store hours ... again", Sudbury Star, 21 June 2004, A1; Frances Caldarelli, Janet Gasparini and Lynne Reynolds, "Not all of council pleased with result" [letter], Sudbury Star, 27 July 2004, A9.
- ↑ Laura Stradiotto, "Panel to find ways to make us healthier", Sudbury Star, 16 December 2004, A1; "Becoming a healthy city", Sudbury Star, 2 July 2005, A10.
- ↑ Nick Stewart, "Web portal to bring community closer together", Sudbury Star, 30 March 2005, A3.
- ↑ Denis St. Pierre, "City endorses mining centre: CEMI project has earned support throughout community", Sudbury Star, 18 January 2006, A8.
- ↑ "Sudbury plugs into energy program", Sudbury Star, 12 June 2006, A5.
- ↑ Laura Stradiotto, "Northern Ontario wants 'new deal'", Sudbury Star, 13 February 2004, A3; "Mayors to develop action plan for the North", Northern Ontario Business, March 2004, p. 6.
- ↑ Dave Dale, "North's mayors offer 'economic solution'", Sudbury Star, 16 September 2004, B12.
- ↑ "Province 'listened,' mayor says", Sudbury Star, 1 February 2006, A3.
- ↑ "Mayor talks about immigration", Sudbury Star, 30 April 2005, A2.
- ↑ Carol Mulligan, "A new day for the North", Sudbury Star, 14 September 2005, A1.
- ↑ Bob Vaillancourt, "GSU strike could end in days", Sudbury Star, 1 October 2004, A1; "GSU, union to meet", Sudbury Star, 8 October 2004, A6.
- ↑ Denis St. Pierre, "Hydro One customers pay too much", Sudbury Star, 14 January 2006, A1.
- ↑ Robert J. Keir, "Committee will report too late for vote", Sudbury Star, 15 May 2006, A11.
- ↑ "Monday's debate was no snoozer" [editorial], Sudbury Star, 18 October 2006, A10; Rob O'Flanagan, "Courtemanche keeps his cool at fiery debate", Sudbury Star, 25 October 2006, A5; "Courtemanche needs to step up" [editorial], Sudbury Star, 3 November 2006, A6; Denis St. Pierre, "Our reluctant, but passionate, mayor", Sudbury Star, 10 November 2006, A3.
- ↑ Rob O'Flanagan, "Incumbent gracious in defeat", Sudbury Star, 14 November 2006, A3.
- ↑ Marek Krasuski, "City's economy is red hot: mayor", Sudbury Star, 18 September 2004, A1; Rob O'Flanagan, "Courtemanche redefining leadership", Sudbury Star, 10 November 2006, A10.
- ↑ "Courtemanche to be project manager of Family Health Team" Archived 8 March 2012 at the Wayback Machine , Northern Life, 25 July 2007. Retrieved 9 September 2008; "Already helping 1,400 who had no physician", Sudbury Star, 2008; Carol Mulligan, "Easing the city's doctor shortage", Sudbury Star, 31 July 2008, A1.
