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For Council - Laurin, Richard

I would like to see Elliot lake Grow. I forsee more medical staff and doctors.. city counsel members working together with out conflict. I would like more of us to insure were always listening to the voice of the community. After all we represent them. more stores open like work mens ware house I have already spoke to there cooperate office. I would like to stores where families can buy cloths, and the children’s cloths with out having to leave town. We do need change and I get it some don’t like change we need to think very different. Things are not the way it use to be. Would be great to see low income homes and our food bank social services and employment agencies all work together to help young families back on there feet. If we all work together. We can accomplish this and much more. City projects really need to start moving forward. Road repairs a new arts centre and no more waist of tax payers money,

 Richard Laurin.

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