Batoche has new NDP MLA candidate

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Head’s wife teaches at Beardy’s First Nation School. He has three daughters.

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Head has deep roots in the history of Batoche. His grandfather, the late Senator Edward Head, was a Metis leader.

Head has spent the last 12 years working for the City of Prince Albert and is a national representative with the Canadian Union of Employees.

In a news release, Head indicated he’s looking forward to bringing all he’s learned to bring changes to Batoche.

“Families are concerned about the condition of the schools and they’re upset that the highways aren’t being maintained,” said Head.

“Batoche families and businesses deserve more opportunities to get ahead. And, seniors need more choices and more support and care to age in their community. But, the government is not getting the job done, despite record revenues. More and more these days, I hear people ask ‘where has all the money gone?’”

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