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September 10, 2003
A Little Coercion from Martin: Vote Lib if You Want Anything in Ontario
New deal for cities 'easier' if Liberals win: MartinSpokesman quick to say soon-to-be PM will work with any government, Sept. 10, 03, CP
Paul Martin, the man set to become Canada's next prime minister, said today that a new deal for Ontario cities and a bigger say in immigration would be easier to get if the province elects a Liberal government on Oct. 2.
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Forging a new deal for cities and an expanded say in immigration policy would be a better bet if Dalton McGuinty becomes premier.
"I certainly believe so, absolutely," he said.
Then, damage contol . . .
A spokesman later said Martin would work with a government of any stripe, although "the opportunity for a more collaborative relationship would be present under a Liberal banner."
# posted by News Junkie Canada at 1:50 PM
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