Canadian tax cut fight risks election amid deficit clash
Canada faces potential general elections as opponents threaten to topple Prime Minister Stephen Harper over a planned corporate tax cut from 16.5 to 15 percent. Liberals oppose the move amid a 56 billion dollar deficit and debate over military spend, while ads rally supporters and small-party talks weigh on passage.
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