In Toronto Granger and Nagamootoo attended two events; the first a breakfast for about 100 people at the Riverstone Golf and Country club which was said to be attended by 90% Indo Guyanese who gave Granger an even more enthusiastic reception than Nagamotoo who spent most of his speech justifying why he joined the APNU when the audience just did not care. Granger calmly addressed the militarisation charges being raised by the PPP/C, the suicide epidemic and expressed his anger at the wastefulness of the bungled fibre optic network project. As CaribnewsDesk reports owner of Action Tyre, Ron Persaud told the gathering he would leave Guyana if the PPP/C were to win.