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"When we came back to Ontario it wasn‘t a question of where we would live in Ontario, but where we would live in Oakville. Here we‘re not part of the Metropolitan Toronto In his more than two decades with the Royal, Gould has moved 14 times while working his way up through the ranks from management training to branch management. Over the years, he moved back and forth from New Brunswick, where he was raised, to Montreal and Toronto. For the past decade, while specializing in operations and systems development for the bank, and the Goulds settled in Oakville permanently. They live in Glen Abbey. At time of delivery our drivers will assist customers by performing small tasks, such as placement of groceries in freezers, change light bulbs and fuses, remove recycling materials, take out mail, loosen jar tops or other tasks as defined by the client on a FREE COMPLIMENTARY BASIS. P Offer subject to change without notice In a way, Gould seems to be switching roles with his wife Jenny, area manager for Oakville and Milton with the Royal Bank until her promotion as manager of operations and serâ€" vice delivery for Toronto and district since September. Now she, last year‘s campaign chair for the Oakville United Way, does the commuting Gould had grown tired of the commtuting, opting instead for the United Way job closer to home. The father of 12â€"yearâ€" old twins, Jason and Jeremy, wanted to work locally, thus allowing him to more accessible to his sons. Both, over the past few years, have become heavily involved in local sports, mainly hockey and baseball plus some soccer and swimming En x: _ 4 M _1 _ : f it 5 Cl do5 pracement of groceries in freezers, change light bulbs and fuses, remove wWoelwite those.of yOl{ e feloi 11000 FOR Y,OU Seniofs ccycling materials, take out mail, loosen jar tops or other tasks as defined by the SERVICE Club. 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