‘Fraudulent phone calls’ mar Canada election
At least 30,000 people said to have received calls directing them to wrong polling stations during 2011 poll.
Published On 10 Mar 2012
Canadian election officials are investigating claims that at least 30,000 voters received fraudulent phone calls directing them to wrong polling stations during last year’s parliamentary election
The ruling Conservative Party, which won the election, denies any involvement.
But as Daniel Lak reports from Guelph, Ontario, some opposition leaders are calling for fresh elections.
Source: Al Jazeera