I said I couldn't find a source for the LLM, not that one didn't exist. Remember, I rewrote the article from scratch using the sources I could find. Just because you were able to find a reference and I couldn't doesn't make me a bad person. Please also read the Assume Good Faith policy. The wording in regards to Fasken is fine but the fact remains emailing someone and then putting what you learn in an article is original research and is therefore not permitted, at least not for inclusion in the article. Saying "most recently" works but saying, for instance, he left Fasken on May 17, 2007 and using an email you received from the firm as evidence is a no-no just as it's not acceptable to include the fact that Warner's favorite food is souvlaki and using a conversation you had with him at the Taste of the Danforth Festival as a source isn't acceptable. As for not using the campaign website as a source, you may not think that makes sense but the practice is that personal blogs and campaign websites are not considered Reliable Sources as a rule. We have no way of knowing whether or not a website for a local campaign is backed up or not. Warner's may well be but many are not so the practice is to find third party sources where possible.