Some of the alleged dirty tricks featuring automated calling
machines used in the federal election are said to have surfaced in the
campaign for last October's provincial election.
The Ontario Liberals, who were
reduced to a minority government, say they were targeted in several ridings
with so-called robocalls to voters.
Progressive Conservative Leader
Tim Hudak said his party had not heard any complaints targeting Tory candidates, nor did they engage in any of the dirty
tricks.
Elections
Ontario refuses to say if there were any complaints filed about dirty tricks
during the campaign.