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Ontario PC Leadership Vote Wrapping Up

By Steve Sabourin

May 7, 2015 - 4:23pm

It's the final day for Progressive Conservative members in the province to vote for a new party leader in Ontario.

Provincial Deputy Leader Christine Elliott and federal Conservative MP Patrick Brown are in the running.

Party members in the Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound area can vote at the Owen Sound Legion between 3pm and 9pm today.

Those members in the Huron-Bruce riding can vote at the Teeswater Town Hall and at the REACH Centre in Clinton, again between 3pm to 9pm.

The winner will be announced on Saturday.

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