‘Significant progress’ in inference inquiry talks but no call yet: minister
probe says they’ve made “significant progress” but aren’t ready to make a decision on whether or not to hold a public inquiry quite yet.
A spokesperson with the Conservative Party says Opposition House leader Andrew Scheer will be in attendance at the meeting with LeBlanc.After their last meeting, the Tories said the parties reached an agreement on the terms of reference for a public inquiry, and all parties shared their suggested names for a potential commissioner.Global News has reached out to the NDP and Bloc Québécois to confirm their invitation to the upcoming House leader meeting.
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