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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