Hastings Highlands Mayor Vic Bodnar Steps Down From Role

The mayor of Hastings Highlands will step down from his role.

The Municipality says Mayor Vic Bodnar will resign his office on Friday. Bodnar says he is proud of what Council and Staff have accomplished over these last two years and looks forward to spending more time with his family.

The Municipality thanked Bodnar for his service and will declare the office vacant at its next council meeting. The deputy mayor will serve as acting mayor until then.

Trevor Smith-Millar
Trevor Smith-Millar
News reporter for the Moose. Grown in Winchester, blossomed in Ottawa. Did the university thing, worked in the bar, now following the passion. Writing is my passion, I like to bike around and I keep my thumb on the news. If it happened, chances are I've heard about it.

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