Waiting in line for hours late at night at a Vaughan, Ont., polling station was likely not the way Kay Baptiste-Douglas and her husband, Clive, expected to spend their wedding anniversary.
And while it was a bit frustrating, they felt they had a duty to wait as long as it took to cast a ballot, she said.
“A lot of people would probably fight for these liberties,” said Baptiste-Douglas, standing in line at a polling station in King-Vaughan, a riding north of Toronto.
The couple was among scores of voters across the country forced to wait in line for hours, some until past midnight, in order to
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