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PROC to hear from top officials Wednesday, as Trudeau maintains no public inquiry into foreign interference necessary

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PROC to hear from top officials Wednesday, as Trudeau maintains no public inquiry into foreign interference necessary

Meanwhile the Conservatives will attempt once more to summon PMO Chief of Staff Katie Telford before committee.

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