Manitoba Legislature Battles Over Interim Supply and Allegations
The Manitoba Legislature debates an interim supply bill to cover government expenses after March 31 as opposition denounces corruption and votes buying. Sidney Spivak accuses government members of trying to buy votes via development loans to a Wabowden company, while affidavits fly and the chamber resembles a Perry Mason scene with no clear proof.
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Vote buying charges denied by Sidney Green
The Honourable Sidney Green rejected allegations of vote buying, arguing that government programs aiding the public are not vote buying. He questioned Conservative focus on misdeeds over issues and noted speculation about an upcoming government investigation report. He added hopes rise with the interim supply bill passage.
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