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Dryden, Ont., councillor 'absolutely still running' despite court order to pay city $17K

CBC Canada · October 7, 2026 at 4:16 p.m.

Dryden, Ont., councillor 'absolutely still running' despite court order to pay city $17K

A city councillor in Dryden, Ont., who has been ordered by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice to pay the city $17,000 says he is "absolutely still running" in the upcoming municipal election.

Here's what we know about the case and Coun.

Ritch Noel's response.

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Dryden, Ont., councillor 'absolutely still running' despite court order to pay city $17K

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