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Some Pontiac constituents ‘puzzled,’ after Grit MP Amos caught exposing himself during House virtual proceedings again, says Low Down to Hull and Back News publisher

Plus, one of Canada's former top docs has joined a COVID-19 testing contractor tapped by Ottawa, and Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner shares her secret for a comfortable stroll around the Parliamentary Precinct.

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