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      XPost: can.politics, tor.general       From: Panca@nyet.ca              October 4, 2014 - Globe and Mail              Tory admits to donating to Doug Ford's 2010 campaign                     Mayoral candidate apologizes for denying during a debate Friday he gave $300       for Ford's Ward 2 campaign              John Tory has apologized for denying that he contributed to Doug Ford's 2010       campaign, telling reporters Saturday that he doesn't remember the donation.              At a debate Friday evening, Mr. Tory denied giving a donation to Mr. Ford, whom       he is now running against for mayor.              In fact, City of Toronto records show that Mr. Tory gave $300 toward Mr. Ford's       2010 campaign for Ward 2 councillor.              But Saturday morning, after rival candidate Olivia Chow issued a press release       slamming Mr. Tory, he apologized to reporters saying he didn't remember       donating to Mr. Ford.              "Frankly, even to this moment, I don't recall donating to Doug Ford's campaign.       I may well have done. I've tried to support people in public life of all       different stripes," he said.              "If I said to her that I didn't donate and I was incorrect, then I apologize."              Mr. Tory added that after the 2010 campaign, he also made contributions to the       three leading mayoral candidates at the time -- Rob Ford, Rocco Rossi and Sarah       Thomson -- to help them pay off their campaign debts. "I hope people will focus       on that," he said.              "Two times I've gone out ... and I helped to raise money to get rid of debt for       people who had run for public office in good faith."              In a statement, Ms. Chow criticized Mr. Tory for his "demonstrably false and       misleading" comments.              "John Tory will, it's obvious, say anything," she said.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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