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The Canterbury Public Issues Forum is an online forum where citizens participate in discussions about local issues. Its purpose is to increase the opportunity for Cantabrians to participate in the local democratic process. The Canterbury Public Issues Forum opened on 1 April 2007. You can register here now. More ...

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