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PPS likely to have eyes on Hill vaccine mandate, with Senate leaders soon to meet

‘I’d like the decision made sooner rather than later so that people can be aware of what the expectations are,’ says Nova Scotia Senator Jane Cordy, head of the PSG.

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October 27, 2021

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