Conservative Erin O’Toole wins Durham byelection

Posted November 27, 2012 10:04 am.

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Conservative Erin O’Toole spoke after he won the byelection in Durham on Monday night. The seat was vacated when former cabinet minister Bev Oda resigned three months ago.

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