Harper silent on handling of senate expense scandal
Prime Minister Stephen Harper refused to answer how he guided staff after the public revealed a $90,000 improper expense claim by Sen. Mike Duffy and related deals. He said he learned on May 15 that Duffy had not repaid expenses, while critics pressed for accountability and noted internal Conservative turmoil as the party reels from the fallout.
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Fantino office tied to partisan posts on government site
The office of International Development Minister Julian Fantino says it did not post two partisan letters on a federal site, but newly released documents cast doubt. Onan 12, opinion pieces by Fantino appeared on the Canadian Agency website with politically charged titles, later removed after scrutiny. Spokespeople blamed bureaucrats, saying officials posted the items in error. CIDA was asked to remove them promptly.
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Chilean president warns Canadian business to follow the law
Chilean President Sebastian Pinera visits Parliament Hill with Prime Minister Stephen Harper as Canada and Chile sign trade and investment accords. A $16.4 million fine and the Pascua Lama suspension in Chile reflect stricter environmental enforcement, while Eldorado Gold faces Greek opposition during the visit.
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