Vandal scores knock-out in St. Boniface
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 27/10/2010 (5769 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Last time Dan Vandal stepped into the electoral ring, it was a tough and bloody fight as the former pugilist squeaked out a win over the St. Boniface incumbent Franco Magnifico.
But this time around, they should have stopped the fight early as Vandal essentially scored a knock-out.
Vandal will continue to pack a strong left-hook on the ideologically split council.
But given his experience and Mayor Sam Katz’s promise to reach out to both sides of the political spectrum, he could land a spot on executive policy committee.