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‘Open defiance’: Opposition slams feds for failure to produce Winnipeg lab documents amid formal rebuke of PHAC head

After delivering the admonishment, House Speaker Anthony Rota said he would consider MPs’ comments on the failure to release confidential documents, again, as he deliberates on another decision dealing with the ‘unprecedented situation.’

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BY CHRISTOPHER GULY
June 22, 2021

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