Nova Scotia Liberals allege PC campaign used Tim Hortons gift cards to buy votes

The Nova Scotia Liberals have filed a complaint with the provincial elections agency, alleging a Progressive Conservative candidate’s campaign engaged in “vote-buying” by giving away Tim Hortons gift cards at a drive-through.The Liberal party says a campaign worker for Tory candidate Susan Corkum-Greek handed out gift cards to people in line at a Lunenburg, N.S., drive-through on Saturday while Corkum-Greek was stationed at the other end greeting patrons and requesting their support.During a news conference Tuesday morning, Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Houston said he was unsure if the gift cards had been handed out but it had “possibly” taken place.