UCDSB reverses ban on Trustee Curtis Jordan | The Kingston Whig Standard
UCDSB reversed its decision to ban a trustee from attending meetings for six months, and concluded he was not guilty of a second infraction.
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UCDSB reversed its decision to ban a trustee from attending meetings for six months, and concluded he was not guilty of a second infraction.
UCDSB reversed its decision to ban a trustee from attending meetings for six months, and concluded he was not guilty of a second infraction.
UCDSB reversed its decision to ban a trustee from attending meetings for six months, and concluded he was not guilty of a second infraction.
UCDSB reversed its decision to ban a trustee from attending meetings for six months, and concluded he was not guilty of a second infraction.
UCDSB reversed its decision to ban a trustee from attending meetings for six months, and concluded he was not guilty of a second infraction.