In Canada on Monday, voters will choose between the Conservative and Liberal parties in what has turned out to be a tight race. During the weekend, the federal election was contested in paid ads on the fronts of some newspapers.
The front page of the day for Monday is decidedly more neutral. It comes from The Hamilton Spectator, via Newseum.
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