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Mayor of Morden, Man. resigns after five years in office

Former mayor of the City of Morden, Brandon Burley. The City of Morden

After five years of serving the City of Morden, Man., as mayor, Brandon Burley has resigned.

“I have come to recognize the significant responsibility I have towards my family’s own transformational growth years,” he said.

In a release, the city said that under Burley’s leadership, Morden has experienced unprecedented transformation and significant growth and emerged as a beacon of progress in the region. “His unwavering commitment to the city and his visionary approach have played a pivotal role in shaping Morden’s future.”

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Burley himself said he is grateful for the city council’s support and friendship, and for the Morden community.

The City of Morden said it will start a byelection process to fill the vacancy Burley leaves, and said more information will come “in due course.”

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