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It's the final Friday of the election campaign. Let's just call it fact-check Friday.

rabble.ca's election coverage has included a fact check post each day of the campaign to help you navigate the promises of each of the major promises. With 34 posts to choose from, we understand if it's difficult to keep track, so we've grouped them by topic here.

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The claim: NDP MP Charlie Angus accuses Justin Trudeau of backroom dealing after his campaign co-chair, Dan Gagnier, resigned over an email to TransCanada advising the oil company how best to lobby a Liberal government. Is this true?

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The claim: The Liberals will help post-secondary education students by expanding student aid

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The claim: Conservative Trade Minister Ed Fast says the Trans-Pacific Partnership will net $3.5 billion of additional economic activity, far outweighing any potential losses in individual sectors. Is that true?

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The Claim: Trudeau supporters online are arguing that the Liberals voted for C-51 because it was an omnibus bill and they had no choice. They say that the NDP is lying when it says they can repeal C-51 because, they can't, it was an omnibus bill.

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The claim: The NDP says the TPP "could mean dramatic increases in the price of life-saving medication." Is this true?

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The Claim: The Conservative Party says "We believe that [the TPP] offers enormous benefits for the automobile sector." Is this true?

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The claim: Liberal candidate Marwan Tabbara must apologize for accusing the Canadian Armed Forces of bombing Syrian children.

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The claim: The dairy industry has nothing to worry about if Canada signs the Trans-Pacific Partnership.