Business as Usual

Business as Usual

Description image by Monte Solberg Former Minister of Citizenship and Immigration; Conservative Party of Canada.
  • First Posted: Feb 05 2010 09:33 AM
  • Updated: 4 months ago

Objections to Harper's decision to prorogue are being blown out of proportion.

Interview: Former Conservative cabinet minister Monte Solberg says the fuss over prorogation is being made by those with pre-existing problems with the Harper government.

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