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After nearly four years of Liberal governance, it’s time for each minister’s end-of-term evaluation. As the NDP's transport critic, I regret to say that Transport Minister Marc Garneau does not get a passing mark.

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BY NDP MP ROBERT AUBIN
April 1, 2019

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