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Conservatives seek help from opposition parties after Liberals block ethics probe over company

Article content The party’s push to get a parliamentary ethics committee to study why members had contracted Data Sciences Inc., and hear from its founder went nowhere after about five hours of debate on Monday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Conservatives seek help from opposition parties after Liberals block ethics probe over company Back to video “It’s important for Canadians to know, before we have an election, what their taxpayer money has been going to,” Conservative ethics critic Michael Barrett said Tuesday. The Globe and Mail reported last month that MPs’ expenditure reports showed most of the Liberal caucus had paid money through their office budgets to the company founded by Tom Pitfield. He is a close childhood friend of Trudeau’s and also served as chief digital strategist for the Liberals in the 2015 and 2019 election campaigns.

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Ethics watchdog reviews request to investigate Trudeau over Data Sciences payments

Ethics watchdog reviews request to investigate Trudeau over Data Sciences payments
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Fake scandal : Liberals block ethics probe after public funds paid to firm run by Trudeau friend

Article content Liberal MPs pushed back against the review in an emergency meeting of the House of Commons ethics committee, accusing the opposition of engineering a “fake scandal” while failing to address similar spending practices by other major political parties. Following hours of debate, the Liberals with the help of the Bloc effectively voted down a motion by Conservative MP Michael Barrett that would have kicked off two committee hearings to investigate payments made by the Liberal Party to a Liberal-friendly Montreal-based firm. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Fake scandal : Liberals block ethics probe after public funds paid to firm run by Trudeau friend Back to video

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Conservatives ponder next steps on Data Sciences

Conservatives ponder next steps on Data Sciences
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SG Hiscock launches medical technology fund

Rory Hunter, portfolio manager, said Australian medical technology was among the best in the world and the fund would offer investors access to high quality growth companies. “Australia s history of medical breakthroughs includes penicillin, the bionic ear, ultrasounds, spray-on skin, and the cervical cancer vaccine,” Hunter said. “In addition, there are many research facilities in Australia which are recognised as medical centres of excellence at a global level. “Investors will also benefit from several tailwinds that are driving innovation and growth in medical research and technology.” The fund would be run by the SGH emerging companies team and guided by the SGH medical technology advisory board, which was comprised of:

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