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Georges Bédard (born c. 1946 in Ottawa, Ontario) is a former member of Ottawa City Council representing the ward of Rideau-Vanier. This ward covers Lower Town, Sandy Hill, and Vanier. Born and raised in the area Bédard currently lives in Sandy Hill. He attended Carleton University, where he obtained a degree in political science. He first became involved in local politics in the successful effort to block the construction of the . He was first elected to city council at a young age in 1974 and served on the council until 1980. During this period he was best known for his efforts at preserving heritage structures. Upon leaving the council he became president of the Heritage Canada Foundation. He is also among the founders of the Franco-Ontarian Festival, and of Ottawa's Pollution Probe. He

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rdfs:comment	Georges Bédard (born c. 1946 in Ottawa, Ontario) is a former member of Ottawa City Council representing the ward of Rideau-Vanier. This ward covers Lower Town, Sandy Hill, and Vanier. Born and raised in the area Bédard currently lives in Sandy Hill. He attended Carleton University, where he obtained a degree in political science. He first became involved in local politics in the successful effort to block the construction of the . He was first elected to city council at a young age in 1974 and served on the council until 1980. During this period he was best known for his efforts at preserving heritage structures. Upon leaving the council he became president of the Heritage Canada Foundation. He is also among the founders of the Franco-Ontarian Festival, and of Ottawa's Pollution Probe. He (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Canadian Civil Liberties Association Carleton University Sandy Hill, Ottawa Moratorium (law) Jules Morin Rideau-Vanier Ward Unconstitutional Byward Market Vanier, Ontario 1940s births Living people Mathieu Fleury Lower Town Madeleine Meilleur Franco-Ontarian people Ward (politics) Ottawa, Ontario Ottawa City Council Heritage Canada Carleton University alumni Ottawa city councillors Nancy Smith (councillor) Ottawa Panhandlers Union Marc Laviolette Rideau-Vanier Tulip Festival (Ottawa) 2003 Ottawa election 2006 Ottawa election dbr:King_Edward_Expressway
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.georgesbedard.ca/ https://web.archive.org/web/20060814021203/http:/ottawa.ca/city_hall/mayor_council/councillors/g_bedard_en.html
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title	City councillors from By-St. George's Ward (en) City councillors from Rideau-Vanier Ward (en)
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has abstract	Georges Bédard (born c. 1946 in Ottawa, Ontario) is a former member of Ottawa City Council representing the ward of Rideau-Vanier. This ward covers Lower Town, Sandy Hill, and Vanier. Born and raised in the area Bédard currently lives in Sandy Hill. He attended Carleton University, where he obtained a degree in political science. He first became involved in local politics in the successful effort to block the construction of the . He was first elected to city council at a young age in 1974 and served on the council until 1980. During this period he was best known for his efforts at preserving heritage structures. Upon leaving the council he became president of the Heritage Canada Foundation. He is also among the founders of the Franco-Ontarian Festival, and of Ottawa's Pollution Probe. He later joined the federal civil service serving as a land claims negotiator. He also had a number of other duties including serving as president of Ottawa's Tulip Festival. In the 2003 Ottawa election he returned to Ottawa's city council, replacing Madeleine Meilleur who had become a member of the provincial legislature. Meilleur endorsed Bédard's return to city council and he elected with 42% of the vote with his closest rival getting 27%. He was re-elected in the 2006 Ottawa election with 47% of the vote to his closest, Bruce McConville, 45%, the narrowest margin of victory of any of the incumbent councilors. He lost the 2010 Ottawa election to Mathieu Fleury. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Rideau-Vanier Ward Mathieu Fleury Georges (name) Corktown Footbridge 2010 Ottawa municipal election Madeleine Meilleur 2003 Ottawa municipal election List of Carleton University people Georges Bedard 2006 Ottawa municipal election 2009 Gatineau municipal election Ottawa City Council Bédard Marc Laviolette
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is predecessor of	Mathieu Fleury Marc Laviolette

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