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Tighter political fundraising rules could push activities ‘underground,’ says Canada’s outgoing chief electoral officer

Chief Electoral Officer Marc Mayrand says with recent examples of Liberal 'cash-for-access' events, he hasn’t seen 'anybody violating the elections law provisions.'

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