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'How hard could it be?': Kelowna candidate with viral signs gets elected

CBC Canada ·
'How hard could it be?': Kelowna candidate with viral signs gets elected

Despite his (satirical) misgivings, 33-year-old Brady Rogers is going to have to "do this" — "this" being serve on Kelowna city council.

Rogers was the fourth-most popular candidate in the city's municipal election.

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