Elections Canada paid roughly $325,000 directly to 13 social media “influencers” who were supposed to star in a campaign to boost voter registration. But the agency won’t be asking for any of that money back after the video campaign featuring the influencers was abruptly scrapped
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Elections Canada pre-pays influencers 325K
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