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A Conservative riding association wants floor-crossers to pay back their campaign costs

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A Conservative riding association wants floor-crossers to pay back their campaign costs

A riding association in B.C. is calling on the federal Conservative Party to adopt a policy requiring MPs to agree to repay campaign expenses should they cross the floor or choose to sit as an Independent.

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