2006 Greater Sudbury municipal election
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The <entity_0> was held in the city of Greater Sudbury, Ontario, <entity_3> on <entity_2>. This committee did not submit its final report to the city until January 10, 2007, several weeks after the <entity_2> <entity_1>, although a summary of the issues raised during the initial consultations, as well as an outline of the final report process, was presented in advance of the election. In <entity_2>, the city was also criticized for its handling of a leave of absence taken by fire chief Don Donaldson, as well as a study which found that Sudbury had the highest-paid <entity_4> and councillors of any Ontario city in its population range. Earlier in <entity_2>, local media speculated that former <entity_4> Jim Gordon might run for <entity_4> again as well, but in September he ended that speculation by endorsing Rodriguez; Gordon had endorsed Courtemanche in 2003.
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