[fvc-wat-disc] [fvc-wat-announce] Fwd: BREAKING NEWS: Elections Canada tables robocalls report

Brian Tanguay btanguay at wlu.ca
Fri Apr 25 15:48:48 EDT 2014


Hi Sharon,

Sorry I couldn't make it to the Fair Elections event - which looked
great, if Bob's pictures are any indication - this past Wednesday, but I
have almost 100 exams and essay to grade by this Tuesday. Then I leave
for Winnipeg and Lethbridge for 11 days, so I will miss the CETA
debate.

Good luck with that; I'm sure it will be a great success.
Brian
 
>>> Sharon Sommerville <sharonsommerville at gmail.com> 4/24/2014 12:07 PM
>>>
Good Morning Everyone,

So many thanks to everyone who attended last night's panel discussion
on
The Fair Elections Act.  A written synopsis and a video of the evening
is
in progress & we will get that to you as soon as it's available.

One of the questions that came up at the meeting was when is Elections
Canada's report on the 2011 robocall scandal expected?  By coincidence
the
report is out this morning.  Below is an article from ipolitcs which
might
be of interest to those of you following the scandal.

Our debate on the Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA)  with
Stephen Woodworth & Angelo DiCaro is coming up on May 1st. It will be
an
excellent opportunity to examine and debate this critical issue.
Please
spread the word about the event.  The poster is attached at the very
bottom
of this email.

Wishing you well,

Sharon Sommerville
for FVC - WR



---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: iPolitics <info at ipolitics.ca>
Date: Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 10:41 AM
Subject: BREAKING NEWS: Elections Canada tables robocalls report
To: sharonsommerville at gmail.com


    Elections Canada has completed its robocalls investigation,
concluding
that it can find "no reasonable grounds" for finding that the law was
broken in the May 2011 federal general election.

The report says the investigation "touches only briefly on robocalls in
the
electoral district of Guelph, which are the subject of a separate
investigation."

"Investigators found no evidence of a link between calls from the
Conservative Party seeking support and reported calls to electors
misdirecting them," says the report.

Read the full story
here<http://ipolitics.us2.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=294c506fbf8132b713e48388f&id=84b1d0301c&e=93aba4ddcc>
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