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Ethics watchdog won't say if Wright must stay out of defence plans
PM's new chief of staff Nigel Wright says he cannot take part in any dealings the government has with Onex, affiliates.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper's new chief of staff Nigel Wright may have locked himself out of government deliberations and decisions that are at the core of the government's defence and sovereignty plans for Canada and will affect billions of dollars worth of military procurement over the next few years.
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Ethics watchdog won't say if Wright must stay out of defence plans
PM's new chief of staff Nigel Wright says he cannot take part in any dealings the government has with Onex, affiliates.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper's new chief of staff Nigel Wright may have locked himself out of government deliberations and decisions that are at the core of the government's defence and sovereignty plans for Canada and will affect billions of dollars worth of military procurement over the next few years.
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