Peguis elects Cindy Spence as first woman chief

By Staff CJOB / The Canadian Press

Posted March 26, 2015 1:53 pm

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Cindy Spence Peguis First Nation chief — Cindy Spence, shown in a campaign photo, defeated incumbent Glenn Hudson to become Peguis First Nation's first femal chief. Cindy Spence campaign

WINNIPEG — For the first time, a woman has been elected chief of the Peguis First Nation, north of Winnipeg.

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Cindy Spence defeated incumbent Glenn Hudson in voting Wednesday.

Besides Spence, three of the four councillors elected are also women.

The community of 10,000 about 160 kilometres north of Winnipeg holds elections every two years.

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