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Robo-gaffe: What do you do when caller-ID says it's a PC on the line and you get the NDP?
David J. Climenhaga | A former PC MLA’s name on caller-ID from an NDP robocall has sparked a tempest in a teapot in Alberta.
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Evidence suggests harassment robocalls in 2011 election came from Harper-friendly source
Michael Keefer | The harassment and misinformation robocalls from the 2011 election had a common source in Tory machinations.
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Michael Sona and Stephen Harper, in happier times.
The dimensions of the 2011 voter suppression fraud gravely underreported
Michael Keefer | In this second article in the series, we encounter evidence that the "robocalls" voter suppression involved a total of more than 1.1 million fraudulent harassment and misinformation calls.
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Suppressing our knowledge of voter suppression
Michael Keefer | This first article in a series comments on the manner in which media pundits and officials responsible for enforcing the law have minimized the Conservative electoral fraud scandal.
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Stage is set for more voter fraud in next election
Linda McQuaig | In the name of clamping down on "voter fraud," the Conservatives have brought in election reforms that will actually make it easier for voter suppression to go undetected in the future.
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Elections Canada report no whitewash -- it's far, far worse than that
John Baglow | With both hands tied behind its back, Elections Canada could not access evidence of deliberate vote suppression in 2011. That's not quite the exoneration that the Conservatives are claiming.
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The 'Fair Elections Act' is scary!
Karl Nerenberg | Chief Electoral Officer Marc Mayrand believes the 'Fair Elections Act' endangers our democracy. In fact, it seems the Act even finds a way to exacerbate the very problem it's supposed to solve!
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Stephen Harper's very bad day: Charges against Dean Del Mastro and a new PBO report
Karl Nerenberg | Of a dog house, attack dogs, watchdogs and lapdogs -- Stephen Harper and Dean Del Mastro had a bad day Thursday.
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Conservatives fail to win 'outrageous' costs in latest election fraud court ruling
Council of Canadians | Federal Court Justice Richard Mosley has ruled that the applicants in the recent high-profile election fraud legal challenge will not have to pay the Conservative Party $355,907 in legal costs.
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Complete vindication for Council of Canadians' role in funding electoral fraud court case
Paula Boutis, Pro Bono | The court was also asked to dismiss the applications outright on the basis of how the applicants were funding their legal bills.
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If Harper is 'outraged' about election fraud he has a strange way of showing it
Karl Nerenberg | The Conservative Party claims that it shares the general outrage on the use of fraud in the last election. But the party's actions belie that claim.
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Robocalls: Federal Court ruling scorches the Conservatives, and there's more to come
Karl Nerenberg | Anyone reading the full judgment by Judge Richard Mosley can see that the Conservatives were not vindicated -- and there's still much more to come.