West Mountain resident Ben Levitt is congratulated by his mother, Sheila, and father, Mark, after he won the Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas provincial Tory riding nomination May 7. Vikram Singh, a lawyer and a runner-up in the four-contestant PC nomination in Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas, has gone to court seeking to overturn the election won by Ben Levitt on May 7. Singh has named Tory leader Patrick Brown, party president Rick Dykstra, PC executive director Bob Stanley, and staffer Logan Bugeja in the suit filed Tuesday with the Ontario Court of Justice in Hamilton. There were similar problems at the PC nomination in Newmarket-Aurora. “We can’t respond to a matter before the court,” the PC president said in an email Wednesday to the Star.

Source: thestar June 14, 2017 20:35 UTC