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Ottawa plans to announce who will replace Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin as the head of Canada’s vaccine rollout as soon as Monday, according to two government sources. The sources, who iPolitics assured it wouldn’t name in order for them to share information they otherwise wouldn’t be able to, are well-connected to the decision about who will takeover for Fortin, the rollout’s original logistics’ operator and planner, who stepped down Friday night, “pending the results of a military investigation,” as the Department of National Defence said in a press release.
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We begin with ethics commissioner Mario Dion, who has found that former Finance minister Bill Morneau broke ethics law by failing to recuse himself from discussions about awarding WE Charity the Canada Student Service Grant (CSSG), but Prime Minister Justin Trudeau did not. The commissioner’s findings were published today, the result of an investigation requested by four MPs on July 10, after the Trudeau government outsourced the $500-million CSSG a program to pay students for volunteering to WE Charity, an organization with which the Trudeau and Morneau famili
iPolitics By iPolitics. Published on May 10, 2021 5:54pm Finnegan and Maxwell became a viral sensation when their hug on a New York street was caught on video in 2019.
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We begin on the Hill, with the government’s much-troubled attempt to modernize the Broadcasting Act. There was word today the House’s Canadian Heritage committee will stall its clause-by-clause consideration of Bill C-10 while it awaits a new Charter statement. The move follows weeks of controversy stirred up by Liberal, NDP, and Bloc Québécois MPs on the Heritage committee when they voted to remove the bill’s exclusion of social media and user-generated
Evening Brief: Pfizer vaccine green-lit for teens
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