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Trudeau says opposition creating 'false concern' as he ducks Chinese election interference questionsThe PM ducked direct questions from the opposition on what he did and didn\u0027t know about claims of Chinese interference in Canadian elections
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LILLEY: Trudeau cabinet minister proposed using army, tanks to take back Ottawa streetsJustin Trudeau justice minister, David Lametti not only called for the army to be used, he\u0027s shown a poor understanding of basic legal facts
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