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Conservative opponent accuses Carney workers of stealing signs in Ottawa riding, files police report

11 April 2025
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Conservative opponent accuses Carney workers of stealing signs in Ottawa riding, files police report
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Nepean Conservative candidate Barbara Bal has reported the destruction and theft of her election signs to Ottawa police, accusing Liberal Party campaign workers of using her marked wooden stakes for signs supporting Liberal candidate Mark Carney. Bal provides video evidence of her signs being replaced with Carney signs, calling the actions unethical and an attempt to disrupt democracy. Despite facing the Liberal party leader as an opponent, Bal continues to run a spirited campaign, emphasizing her local ties to Nepean and highlighting the differences between herself and Carney, who she describes as a parachuted candidate.

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