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Rouleau Commission unlikely to change Canadians’ minds already made up about Emergencies Act, say experts

With Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and cabinet ministers yet to testify, both Conservatives and Liberals have remained relatively quiet as the Rouleau Commission continues to unpack the details that lead to the act's invocation.

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BY MIKE LAPOINTE
November 14, 2022

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