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Mayoral candidate promises consequences if carriers refuse TTC service

After more violence on the TTC, mayoral candidate Ana Bailao says, if elected, she will cancel $30 million dollars worth of city cell phone contracts with Bell, Rogers, and Telus, if they continue to refuse coverage underground. Tina Yazdani reports.

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