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“Oh f , did you send that to Sajjan?”
That was Liberal House leader Pablo Rodriguez, caught on a hot mic during a Zoom question period Monday afternoon. Rodriguez was reacting to a decision to have Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan answer a question about the cancellation of a defence committee meeting earlier in the day rather than the committee’s chair, Liberal MP Karen McCrimmon, who was apparently responsible for cancelling the meeting.
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The Conservatives should resist the temptation to score cheap political points by going after Telford and, focus on the national interest – the removal of…
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“Oh f , did you send that to Sajjan?”
That was Liberal House leader Pablo Rodriguez, caught on a hot mic during a Zoom question period Monday afternoon. Rodriguez was reacting to a decision to have Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan answer a question about the cancellation of a defence committee meeting earlier in the day rather than the committee’s chair, Liberal MP Karen McCrimmon, who was apparently responsible for cancelling the meeting.
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LONDON, ONT. General Dynamics Land Systems-Canada (GDLSC) held a virtual ceremony Monday afternoon to celebrate the roll-out of the armoured combat support vehicle (ACSV) created for the Canadian military. The new ACSV design was completed at the end of 2020. The program was first announced in August of 2019. The ACVSs are designed to be more mobile, have a longer operating range and better protect soldiers during operations in high-threat environments. In the next four years, 360 ACVSs will be created for use by the Canadian army in eight different configurations to fulfill combat support roles such as troop/cargo vehicle, ambulance, command post and mobile repair and recovery.