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We never endorsed Harmon

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
October 28, 2021
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Dear Editor,

Members of the two PNCR Party groups in Canada note with concern a headline in today’s online versions of Kaieteur News and Stabroek News that reads, “PNC/R Canada Supports Joe Harmon for leader of the PNCR.” This headline suggests that the PNCR party groups in Canada support Joe Harmon. According to the North America Region (NAR) records, there are two legitimate PNCR groups in Canada – the Toronto PNCR East End group and the Toronto PNCR West End group. These two Canadian groups have not endorsed anyone for Leader of the PNCR.

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In addition, NAR is not aware of a Central Toronto Chapter of the PNC/R in Toronto or Canada. NAR provides oversight and serves a coordinating role for all PNCR party groups in North America.

 Regards,
John O’Dell, jod101@sympatico.ca
Chairperson of the Toronto PNCR West End Group,
 Kelvin Alleyne,
Chairperson of the Toronto PNC/R East End Group

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