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NDP Ottawa Centre’s Dewar hosts Timmins and Toronto as Angus rocks it out at hipster bar Babylon

NDP MPs Charlie Angus and Paul Dewar invited musician and writer Andrew Cash, the party's candidate in the Toronto riding of Davenport, to come up to the capital and do a show and raise some campaign money.

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BY JESSICA BRUNO
March 28, 2011

News | BY JESSICA BRUNO | March 28, 2011

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NDP Ottawa Centre’s Dewar hosts Timmins and Toronto as Angus rocks it out at hipster bar Babylon

NDP MPs Charlie Angus and Paul Dewar invited musician and writer Andrew Cash, the party's candidate in the Toronto riding of Davenport, to come up to the capital and do a show and raise some campaign money.

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