Peter V. Tretter

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Peter V. Tretter (born 1979) was the Green party candidate in the 2006 provincial by-election in Nepean—Carleton. A student at Athabasca University in general studies, he is also taking American Sign Language at Algonquin College. He was previously a student at Ryerson University. Tretter lives in Greely, Ontario.

Peter was a Beaver leader. The Beavers are the youngest sub-group of Scouts Canada.

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2006 by-election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	+/-
Progressive Conservative	Lisa MacLeod	17,311	57.6	+3.5
Liberal	Brian Ford	9,457	31.4	-4.2
New Democrat	Laurel Gibbons	2,489	8.3	+1.8
Green	Peter V. Tretter	634	2.1	-1.7
Independent	John C. Turmel	112	0.4	-
Freedom	Jurgen Vollrath	74	0.2	-

External links

Peter Tretter official website, accessed 4 February 2007
Green Party of Ontario: candidate Peter Tretter nominated in Nepean-Carleton by-election, accessed 4 February 2007

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