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CTV’s McGregor gets into shoving match after cameraman pushed by Lich supporters outside Ottawa courthouse

Plus, Michael Serapio has been named CPAC’s new English anchor and Neil Macdonald cheekily responds to Poilievre campaign's depiction of Tom Clark.

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