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LILLEY: Election workers break the rules, favour Chow, at advance polls
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Election workers at one Toronto advance poll appear to have been putting their thumbs on the scale for Olivia Chow, repeating a warning that mirrors her own campaign messaging. Two voters who cast ballots over the weekend at Rosedale United Church were informed that there were candidates with similar names and that they should be sure whom they were voting for.
Why Maple Leafs turned to Marshall Rifai after Chris Tanev put on IR
Marshall Rifai’s chance to break in with the Maple Leafs, denied by injury the past season, could come with Chris Tanev now on the shelf.
Carney to Alberta in Thanksgiving message: Please don’t go
Be thankful for a united Canada. That was Prime Minister Mark Carney’s message in a video-recorded Thanksgiving greeting released Monday morning on social media — using the upcoming Alberta independence referendum as the video’s primary message.
Quebec man loses legal bid to win boat in Tim Hortons contest
No “roll up the rim to win” here, sadly. Or so says Quebec’s Court of Appeal, which has sided with Tim Hortons after a customer sued the coffee company when they mistakenly sent him — and almost a half-million other Canadians — an e-mail saying he’d won a boat.
Guelph pilot and coffee entrepreneur dies in plane crash near Fergus, Ont.
Lost Aviator Coffee Company co-founder, Steve Zago, was one of two men killed in a single aircraft crash that occurred in a field near the intersection of Beatty Line and Wellington Rd., in Fergus on Saturday morning.
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