Farming Community: Hensall

Capital Of Canada Dept: "We're giving people a heads' up. They should know that we are coming, and it doesn't matter what the result is on election day," said Dalton McGuinty. "Federal government's may come and federal government's may go, but Ontario's interests are permanent and we will continue to advance those.", according to CTV. "Far be it for me to offer advice," McGuinty told reporters after touring a co-op in this farming community near Lake Huron, billed as the white bean capital of Canada. "The only advice I have is for voters: get out there and exercise that democratic right." HENSALL, Ont. — Ontario's Liberal premier said Wednesday the province is more interested in striking better financial deals with the federal government on agriculture, health care and immigration than in which party wins next week's election. McGuinty, who lost his first election as Ontario Liberal leader in 1999 but will seek a third consecutive majority in October, declined to offer any tips to Michael Ignatieff on how to turn around sinking Liberal fortunes before Monday's vote. As reported in the news.
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