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By-elections: $500 in groceries, legal or not?

Summary by larevue.qc.ca
While the electoral campaign was in full swing in Terrebonne, the Conservative candidate, Ange Claude Bigilimana, had launched a contest to get a $500 grocery store among voters in the electoral district. Although some citizens claimed to be "rocked eel", this strategy remained legal.
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By-elections: $500 in groceries, legal or not?

While the electoral campaign was in full swing in Terrebonne, the Conservative candidate, Ange Claude Bigilimana, had launched a contest to get a $500 grocery store among voters in the electoral district. Although some citizens claimed to be "rocked eel", this strategy remained legal.

·Terrebonne, Canada
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larevue.qc.ca broke the news in Terrebonne, Canada on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
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