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Access czar investigating allegations of political interference

Tory staffers also allege it continues despite the PMO's edict to all political staffers to comply with the law.

Canada's Access to Information Commissioner Suzanne Legault is investigating allegations of systemic violations of Access to Information laws by federal Conservatives as a result of a story in last week's issue of The Hill Times, but Tory staffers also allege the interference continues despite the PMO's edict to all political staffers to comply with the law.

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Access czar investigating allegations of political interference

Tory staffers also allege it continues despite the PMO's edict to all political staffers to comply with the law.

Canada's Access to Information Commissioner Suzanne Legault is investigating allegations of systemic violations of Access to Information laws by federal Conservatives as a result of a story in last week's issue of The Hill Times, but Tory staffers also allege the interference continues despite the PMO's edict to all political staffers to comply with the law.

  

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