Mark Norman apologized to by everyone in House of Commons except Justin Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau allegedly left the house before the Liberal party voted in favour of the motion.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau allegedly left the house before the Liberal party voted in favour of the motion.
Conservative MP Lisa Raitt put forward a motion in the House of Commons today to have the government collectively apologize to Vice Admiral Mark Norman.
The motion, which was approved unanimously, required that an apology be issued from the house to the beleaguered naval admiral.
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View on X“That the house recognize Vice Admiral Mark Norman for his decades of service to Canada express regard for the personal and professional hardships he endured as a result of his failed prosecution and apologize to him and his family what they experienced,” read the motion.
However, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau allegedly left the house before the Liberal party voted in favour of the motion.
The move comes shortly after crown prosecutors stayed breach of trust charges against Norman for allegedly leaking information on a multi-million dollar shipbuilding contract.
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