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Conservative Leader Stephen Harper kept up a final push for votes in Toronto on Saturday, rallying his supporters and blasting the Liberals and their record in office.
"We are entering the final weekend," Harper told a crowd in the city's Don Mills area.
Canadians vote on Monday Jan. 23.
"Over the weekend Canadians will ask themselves what is at stake in Monday's vote," Harper said.
Stephen Harper in Toronto on Saturday
Attacks Martin
He went on to attack Liberal Leader Paul Martin, saying "he has not provided Canadians with a single reason why his government should be re-elected."
The Conservatives are hoping for a big breakthrough in Ontario, Canada's most populous province.
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Harper reiterated that if elected, his first piece of legislative action will deal with federal accountability. "I will enforce the rules," he said.
Harper will make other stops in Ontario on Saturday, with events in Strathroy, Guelph and Sarnia.
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