Toronto

The rotten apples

By Xtra Staff • May 19, 1999 8:00 pm EDT

A whole bunch of the Liberals who voted against same-sex spousal benefits back in 1994 are running for re-election this time around.

Tony Ruprecht, Davenport
Gerry Phillips, Scarborough-Agincourt
Alvin Curling, Scarborough-Rouge River
Monte Kwinter, York Centre
Joe Cordiano, York South-Weston
Sean Conway, Renfrew Nipissing Pembroke
Mike Brown, Algoma-Manitoulin
Frank Miclash, Kenora-Rainy River
Lyn McLeod, Thunder Bay, Atikokan
David Ramsay, Timiskaming-Cochrane
Jim Bradley, St Catharines
Bruce Crozier, Essex
John Cleary, Stormont-Dundas-Charlottenburgh
Dalton McGuinty, Ottawa South.

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