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"Factory hog farm and rural-urban issues divide candidates" Ottawa Citizen. Nov 4, 2003, which states:
" In other wards, voters are apt to talk about crime or affordable housing when discussing issues of concern during a municipal election. In Cumberland, they are just as likely to talk about pigs - - specifically, the proposed industrial hog farm next to Sarsfield village."
"Mr. Jellett, who describes himself as a red Tory"
"Sarsfield hog farm can go ahead" Nov 26, 2003.", which is the last story the Citizen has run on the subject. - SimonP 03:26, September 8, 2005 (UTC)
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