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Robert Washburn

Canada
As seen in: Consider This, Northumberland Today, Cell Reports, Concord Monitor, The Journal of Immunology, The Peterborough Examiner, Ex Bulletin, J-Source, Amherst Bulletin, CFWN-FM
Journalist, academic and professor at Loyalist College
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Opinion: School board should consider deed covenants

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By Robert Washburn
| Concord Monitor Verified
I am seldom amazed at the unchecked arrogance of the Concord School Board when it comes to their determination to construct a new middle school over significant community objection. The recent stealth purchase of a Conant Drive residence takes the cake; not the purchase alone, but claiming they were exempt from the controlling restrictive deed covenants. Nothing could be further from the truth pending a court ruling prior to the start of construction.
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Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority has many concerns over provincial consolidation proposal, says chair

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By Robert Washburn
| Consider This
Cobourg Conservation Area, James Cockburn Park, is part of the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority. It is currently the subject of a dispute between the town and the GRCA regarding stormwater management fees, said Chair Vicki Mink. The Ontario government is proposing to consolidate 36 conservation authorities into seven. A new central agency will provide oversight, strategic direction, and a single point of contact.
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Changes in immigration policy affect country and Northumberland County, says expert

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By Robert Washburn
| Consider This
A young boy attends a citizenship ceremony. Immigration is making headlines recently as the federal government continues to change the number of people who can come to Canada and the eligibility criteria for various programs. Immigration is a hot topic these days. Changes to the system were announced in the recent federal budget. Before the budget was released, the federal government said it was reducing the number of new permanent residents in 2025.
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