A man takes part in a skit, after throwing cash on the table, illustrating how much the Conservatives say will cost families in taxes under an elected Liberal government, as Canada's Prime Minister and Conservative leader Stephen Harper looks on during a rally at a school in Laval, Quebec, October 17, 2015. REUTERS/Mark Blinch
TORONTO/HALIFAX, Nova Scotia (Reuters) - Canada's political leaders began their final weekend dashes on Saturday before voters decide on Monday whether to grant Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper a rare fourth consecutive mandate after a long and hard-fought campaign.
Harper attended a Toronto rally that was organised in part by controversial former Toronto mayor Rob Ford, who admitted to smoking crack during his time in office. Now a city councillor, Ford's small-government, anti-tax message has kept him popular in parts of Toronto's vote-rich suburbs.
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