Nova Scotia Liberals Accuse PC Candidate of Voter Bribery with Gift Cards

Legal action seeks to remove Susan Corkum-Greek from ballot over alleged election law breach.

Liberals filed a complaint against Susan Corkum-Greek's campaign for distributing Tim Hortons gift cards, claiming it constitutes voter bribery.
The Nova Scotia Supreme Court will not hear the case until after the election on November 26.
PC campaign manager admitted to purchasing $51.75 worth of gift cards, leading to his resignation.
PC Leader Tim Houston defends Corkum-Greek, attributing the action to a volunteer's mistake.
Elections Nova Scotia is investigating, but its authority is limited to referring the matter for prosecution.