The Conservative party is demanding that the National Firearms Association destroy a party membership list that it appears to have illicitly obtained from one of the camps in the recent leadership contest. CBC News contacted spokespeople for all 14 campaigns, all of whom denied sharing the list with the National Firearms Association. Mainstreet president Quito Maggi confirmed his company had access to a copy of the party membership list, which he said was acquired by iPolitics "from several leadership camps." Privacy breachAccording to Maggi, the party never complained to him about the use of its membership list. However, DeLorey said any allegations that O'Toole's camp shared the membership list with the association are "false."

Source: CBC News June 02, 2017 16:52 UTC