NORTH VANCOUVER — John Furlong, the Vancouver Olympics chief executive, refuses to run for political office. But one of his lieutenants wants a seat in the House of Commons.
Taleeb Noormohamed, who was VANOC’s vice-president of strategy and partnerships, is seeking the federal Liberal nomination in North Vancouver. The riding is held by Conservative Andrew Saxton, who defeated two-time Liberal incumbent Don Bell in 2008.
“If there’s one lesson we learned from the Games, it’s how you get communities, people, individuals excited about something,” said Noormohamed, 34. “There’s a lot to be excited about in North Van.”
North Vancouver-raised Noormohamed unsuccessfully sought the Liberal nomination in Vancouver Centre in 2004.
via Vancouver Olympic V-P wants to be an MP | Other Sports | Sports | London Free Press
Way to go Taleeb! Glad to see that you are running again! Best wishes for every success!
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