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Newsroom Ready: House of Commons needs a way to sit so opposition can press ministers on COVID-19 response, Scheer says

The federal government's moves to fight COVID-19 and help Canadians through the pandemic crisis have been flawed and would be better with regular questioning by opposition MPs, Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says. Unless the major parties agree on a way to do it with fewer MPs, the motion that suspended sittings back in March has everything back to normal on Monday.

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