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NDP not taking anything for granted in Toronto-Danforth byelection, Conservatives say it’s the Libs’ to lose
The race is on to succeed late NDP leader Jack Layton as the member for Toronto-Danforth, Ont., and with the Liberals slow to field a candidate and the Conservatives missing in action with five weeks to go, the byelection looks like it’s the NDP’s to lose.
Photograph courtesy NDP
Campaigning in Toronto-Danforth: NDP candidate Craig Scott says he's not taking anything for granted.
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NDP not taking anything for granted in Toronto-Danforth byelection, Conservatives say it’s the Libs’ to lose
The race is on to succeed late NDP leader Jack Layton as the member for Toronto-Danforth, Ont., and with the Liberals slow to field a candidate and the Conservatives missing in action with five weeks to go, the byelection looks like it’s the NDP’s to lose.
Photograph courtesy NDP
Campaigning in Toronto-Danforth: NDP candidate Craig Scott says he's not taking anything for granted.
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