Jody Wilson-Raybould has now resigned from Justin Trudeau's cabinet, according to the Globe and Mail.
For refugees, the first few months or years in a new country can be difficult. They often have fewer education credentials, less language proficiency in English or French than other immigrants
Second Burnaby South debate sees the NDP-PPC feud continue
"This is more than just an issue of ethics, there's potential criminality at play," said Scheer.
The accusations come after the defence attorney discovered that prosecutors were meeting with members of the Privy Council Office to discuss “trial strategy”.
"We welcome the ethics commissioners investigation this is an issue that has been much talked about over the past few days, and i think its extremely important that Canadians can continue to have confidence in our system," said the Prime Minister.
Justin Trudeau ran his campaign for prime minister on the basis of transparency with the goal of restoring faith in the Canadian democracy, says Scheer, and Trudeau, as usual is showing exactly how he is not living up to his promises.
Heavy crude has reportedly become too expensive to ship by rail. Suncor Energy Inc.'s Chief Executive said the rail economy is being seriously damaged by the government's decision.
Over the past week or so, the SNC-Lavalin scandal has exploded, causing waves to crash hard on to Prime Minister Trudeau, leaving him with plenty of explaining to do.
According to the Globe and Mail the Ethics Commissioner has launched an official inquiry in to the actions of the PMO around the SNC-Lavalin scandal.
Feminism and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, two of the major pillars of this government’s policy making, have begun to crumble as Trudeau and his team are faced with the prospect of losing government in only a few short months.
"The Emperor has no Clothes"
This could be yet another Liberal representative that is taking a stand during the ongoing debacle. The recent allegations have caused a schism within the Liberal party.
Ottawa may be digging its heels deeper into the SNC-Lavalin scandal, as according to the Globe and Mail's Robert Fife, David Lemmeti the newly appointed Attorney General, made it clear that a settlement between the government and SNC was still possible.
Simply put it was a dumpster fire.