Politics This Morning: Vice-Admiral Norman retires from military service; Trudeau lands in Japan
By Beatrice Paez Jun. 27, 2019
Plus, Rural Economic Development Minister Bernadette Jordan is planning to launch the government's strategy for improving access to broadband in rural communities.
Vice-Admiral Mark Norman, pictured with his defence lawyer Marie Henein, and the government released a joint statement on Wednesday, announcing they had a reached a 'mutually acceptable agreement' and that he would be retiring from military service. Mr. Norman had previously said he planned to resume his duties. The Hill Times file photograph by Andrew Meade
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