8 a.m.: Chinese Cultural Centre for Greater Toronto
Riding: Scarborough-Rouge River (Liberal)
2011 Election results:
Liberal: 41.9%
NDP: 36%
PC: 18.7%
Green: 1.2%
PC leader Tim Hudak is visiting the Chinese Cultural Centre in an attempt to charm new Canadians into casting a PC-friendly ballot. The Tories trailed in third here in the 2011 elections, and he may have some ground to make up after his “foreign worker” comments during that campaign
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Noon: Veldale Farms
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Riding: Oxford (PC)
2011 Election results:
PC: 54.9%
Liberal: 25%
NDP: 15.6%%
Green: 3.5%
Wynne isn’t the only leader reaching out to local farmers today. Just in time for the spring weather, Hudak is picking up some fresh goods at Veldale Farms in Woodstock.
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3:30 p.m.: Nuhn Industries
Riding: Perth-Wellington (PC)
2011 Election results:
PC: 40.6%
Liberal: 38.8%
NDP: 15.9%
Green: 2.5%
Continuing on the farming trend, Hudak is visiting Nuhn Industries, a manufacturer of such essential farming tools as liquid manure spreaders, manure hauling equipment and slurry tankers.
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