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Grant Robertson steps down as NFU Ontario head
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So was he good for the NFU? Who is replacing him?

Started this discussion. Last reply by bert Mar 27, 2010.

Upcoming election
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Just heard the NFUs Grant Robertson be his usual articulate self on the Bryan Allen show on CKNX this morning. He was a candidate once I think too.Got me thinking about who from the farm community…Continue

Tags: canidates, election

Started this discussion. Last reply by pigsrgr8 Sep 12, 2009.

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