Conservatives Press Carney to Follow Conflict Rules
Ottawa reports the federal Conservatives accuse Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney of exploiting a loophole in conflict of interest laws. They argue he may avoid disclosures if elected prime minister before winning a seat, while experts debate applicability and necessary rule changes.
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Michael Barrett
Justin Trudeau
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Brand Carney
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Emily Williams
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Pierre Poilierre
Ontario chiefs vote in favour of reform deal
Ontario First Nations chiefs overwhelmingly supported an Ontario specific child welfare reform deal with the federal government. 76 chiefs backed the plan, four objected, and three abstained in Toronto. The deal aims to end discrimination and empower First Nations to run child welfare with federal oversight narrowing toward CHRT approval.
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Assembly of First Nations
Nishnawbe Aski Nation
Alvin Fiddler
Indigenous Services
Patty Hajdu
Thunder Bay-Superior North
Fiddler
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