Posted AT 11:57 AM EDT on 18/05/04
Lobbyists' spending curbed
A landmark Supreme Court of Canada has preserved a tight clamp on advertising by interest groups during election campaigns, ending the prospect of an election free-for-all in which groups blitz the government on issues such as the sponsorship scandal or same-sex marriage.
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