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NDP calls feds’ attempts to convince Parliament they're considering alternatives to F-35s a ‘red herring’; Public Works rejects claims it prefers F-35 fighter jets
The federal government is under fire over what critics call a “red herring” attempt to convince Parliament it intends to consider alternatives to the F-35 stealth warplane to replace Canada’s aging fleet of fighter jets.
The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
Auditor General Michael Ferguson, pictured in this file photo at the National Press Theatre in Ottawa. Opposition critics say the government intends to rewrite the AG's scathing report on the planned acquisition with an independent review designed to contradict the AG's findings tabled in Parliament in April.
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NDP calls feds’ attempts to convince Parliament they're considering alternatives to F-35s a ‘red herring’; Public Works rejects claims it prefers F-35 fighter jets
The federal government is under fire over what critics call a “red herring” attempt to convince Parliament it intends to consider alternatives to the F-35 stealth warplane to replace Canada’s aging fleet of fighter jets.
The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
Auditor General Michael Ferguson, pictured in this file photo at the National Press Theatre in Ottawa. Opposition critics say the government intends to rewrite the AG's scathing report on the planned acquisition with an independent review designed to contradict the AG's findings tabled in Parliament in April.
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