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Kinsella’s ‘affidavits’ column prompts speculation, PM, party leaders asked about sexual conduct as #MeToo hits the Hill

While some critics say Warren Kinsella fanned the flames of Ottawa’s rumour mill, he says his assertions are true and he received so much reaction from people because they’ve heard 'similar allegations.'

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BY JOLSON LIM
February 7, 2018

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Kinsella’s ‘affidavits’ column prompts speculation, PM, party leaders asked about sexual conduct as #MeToo hits the Hill

While some critics say Warren Kinsella fanned the flames of Ottawa’s rumour mill, he says his assertions are true and he received so much reaction from people because they’ve heard 'similar allegations.'

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