All Entries Tagged With: "election law"
Election Loophole Lets Canadidates Use Union, Corporate Workers Off The Books
The National Post is reporting on a loophole in the municipal financial legislation that allows candidates to utilize union members and company employees without declaring them as a campaign expense: “Toronto has banned unions and corporations from contributing money, goods or services to a municipal candidate. However, “the value of services provided voluntarily by employees [...]
admin | Jul 15, 2010 | 0
Levy: Former Chef Was Asked To ‘Volunteer’ On Bussin Campaign
Doffing her investigative journalist cap, Sun pundit Sue Ann Levy takes a closer look at the “volunteers” from Sandra Bussin’s 2006 re-election bid: “[Andrew McVeigh] and another employee were taken to Bussin’s campaign office on Queen St. E. near Northern Dancer Ave., where he was put to work on the phones, distributing campaign brochures and [...]
admin | Jun 08, 2010 | 0
