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Robocalls case politically motivated: Conservatives
By Jessica Hume, Parliamentary Bureau


Libby Dawson, left, speaks through a megaphone about the robocall scandal during a rally in Victoria Park in London on Sunday March 11, 2012. (CRAIG GLOVER/QMI AGENCY)


OTTAWA - In bringing legal action against the government over the robocalls scandal, the left-wing Council of Canadians has recruited voters to lend their names to its pursuit of "sinking the Harper agenda," the Conservative party's lawyer told Federal Court Monday.

Arthur Hamilton argued the lobby group actively recruited individuals to use their names as applicants on six legal challenges currently before the courts.







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