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David Cohen’s Blog: Tossing Tea into Lake Ontario

November, 2006

Next week Ontario will go to the polls to vote in municipal elections.

Toronto incumbent Mayor David Miller has argued in the recent campaign that permanent residents living in his city should have the same right to vote in this election as Canadian citizens.

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