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What did the government know about allegations against Vance?

The House of Commons defence committee has met to look into what the government did and did not know about the allegations of inappropriate behaviour against former chief of the defence staff Gen. Jonathan Vance. Mercedes Stephenson reports.

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What did the government know about allegations against Vance?

The House of Commons defence committee has met to look into what the government did and did not know about the allegations of inappropriate behaviour against former chief of the defence staff Gen. Jonathan Vance. Mercedes Stephenson reports.

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21.02.2021 / 20:49

IN HER WORDS: One of the women behind Vance allegations tells her story

Jonathan Vance while he was her superior.But always, she says the response was the same.“It was a hot potato that nobody knew what to do with,” said Brennan, speaking with The West Block’s Mercedes Stephenson in her first on-the-record interview about the longstanding sexual relationship she says she had with Vance, including while he was chief of the defence staff.Now, Brennan says she is sounding the alarm on the extent to which she says sexual misconduct and inappropriate behaviour continues to permeate the ranks of the Canadian Forces, despite the launch of Operation Honour in 2015 to root out harmful conduct.“Tell us: who is Kellie Brennan?” asked Stephenson.“Kellie Brennan is a soldier, is a woman,” she said.“I want to say she’s a

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21.02.2021 / 20:49

The West Block: Feb. 21

In an exclusive interview with ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson, Brennan says the time has come to tell her story, sounding the alarm about the barriers complainants of sexual misconduct still face all too often in Canada’s military.

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17.02.2021 / 08:33

Trudeau unveils ‘assault-style’ gun buyback program

The feds have released gun control legislation that includes a government buyback program for banned ‘assault-style’ weapons. But as Mercedes Stephenson explains, this bill has very few details.

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14.02.2021 / 20:07

Ottawa still blocking provinces from ordering vaccines from Pfizer, Moderna: Pallister

Brian Pallister said the federal government’s contracts with key coronavirus vaccine suppliers like Pfizer and Moderna forbid those companies from selling in separate deals to provinces.In an interview with The West Block‘s Mercedes Stephenson, Pallister said recent comments by Procurement Minister Anita Anand that provinces are free to pursue their own deals with coronavirus vaccine suppliers are “false.”“My response is that the minister is totally wrong and we can certainly provide you with ample evidence of our work in reaching out to the various companies the federal government had signed up with,” said Pallister, pointing to Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson.“They’ve all told us that they are not going to sell to us

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14.02.2021 / 20:07

Feds ‘not in a position to block’ provinces from buying COVID-19 vaccines, LeBlanc says

COVID-19 vaccines, doubling down that the comments made by the Manitoban premier were incorrect.During an interview with The West Block’s Mercedes Stephenson, Dominic LeBlanc said that “in no way would we presume to tell a province what it can or can’t do on an international market.”The minister’s comments come amid statements from Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister, who told Stephenson in a separate interview on The West Block that vaccine makers Pfizer and Moderna said they couldn’t sell to Manitoba as they had signed a contract forbidding them from dealing directly with provinces.

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14.02.2021 / 19:21

LeBlanc: Ottawa not blocking provinces from buying vaccines, despite Manitoba premier’s accusations

On ‘The West Block’ Mercedes Stephenson sits down with Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs Dominic LeBlanc who says “in no way would we presume to tell a province what it can or can’t do on an international market.” But Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister accuses the federal government of blocking the province’s ability to sign deals with vaccine suppliers.

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14.02.2021 / 19:21

Manitoba ready to vaccinate population against COVID-19 in next 8 weeks ‘if we have the vaccines’: Premier Pallister

Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister tells Mercedes Stephenson on ‘The West Block’ the province is ready to inoculate its entire population against COVID-19 in the next eight weeks. He says, “we are all cheering for the federal government to get these vaccines here.

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08.02.2021 / 17:07

Canada’s defence minister won’t say if he told PM, cabinet about Vance allegations in 2018

Harjit Sajjan refused to say whether he told Prime Minister Justin Trudeau or his cabinet of allegations of inappropriate behaviour levelled at former chief of defence staff Gen. Jonathan Vance after he was alerted to the military chief’s alleged behaviour in 2018.During an interview with The West Block’s Mercedes Stephenson, Sajjan said he was unable to discuss what was said between him and an ombudsman in 2018 for confidentiality reasons, adding that he didn’t want to “undermine” the trust of the women who had already come forward with allegations.

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07.02.2021 / 19:45

‘They keep moving the goalposts,’ Rempel-Garner says in criticism of COVID-19 vaccine delays

COVID-19 vaccine delays on Saturday, saying there could be huge implications to the country’s public health system because of it.Speaking to The West Block’s Mercedes Stephenson, Conservative health critic Michelle Rempel-Garner said the federal government keeps “moving the goalposts” for their vaccine rollout amid news of further delays from vaccine manufacturers over the last several weeks.“Well, they keep moving the goalposts, and this isn’t something that they can easily fudge because a vaccine is a tangible thing, right?” Rempel-Garner said.

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07.02.2021 / 19:11

Coronavirus: Procurement minister continues to defend Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine roll-out despite supply chain hiccups

Mercedes Stephenson sits down with Minister of Public Service and Procurement Anita Anand who says even with the COVID-19 vaccine supply chain disruptions, deliveries are “ramping back up.” When asked why Canada is not disclosing details on vaccine procurement she says “we are actually the only jurisdiction releasing full-fledged delivery schedules” and “that is transparency.” Conservative health critic, Michelle Rempel Garner, says the Liberal government needs a plan B because Canada “shouldn’t be this far behind.”

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05.02.2021 / 09:29

Canada’s military police to investigate into Vance allegations

The Canadian Forces National Investigation Service (CFNIS) is now launching an investigation into the allegations of inappropriate behaviour against former chief of the defence staff Gen. Jonathan Vance.

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04.02.2021 / 18:44

Canadian military will investigate allegations into Gen. Vance

The Canadian Armed Forces says it will investigate Gen. Jonathan Vance, its former top soldier, over allegations of inappropriate behaviour first reported by Global News.

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03.02.2021 / 21:00

Gen. Jonathan Vance accused of inappropriate behaviour

Global News Ottawa bureau chief Mercedes Stephenson brings exclusive details on the allegations facing General Jonathan Vance of inappropriate sexual behavior while he was a senior leader in the Canadian armed forces.

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31.01.2021 / 19:25

Canada’s new travel restrictions a ‘death blow’ to aviation sector: Dias

Unifor National President Jerry Dias, who represents 15,000 workers in the aviation sector, tells Mercedes Stephenson on ‘The West Block’ the federal government has “done nothing” to support that industry through the COVID-19 pandemic. When asked about a potential bailout Dias says, “everybody keeps saying that it’s coming.

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31.01.2021 / 19:22

Messaging on COVID-19 vaccine rollout ‘upsetting’ and ‘confusing’: CMA president

Mercedes Stephenson sits down with Canadian Medical Association President Dr. Ann Collins on ‘The West Block.’ When asked about vaccine delays Dr.

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31.01.2021 / 19:19

Government examining additional COVID-19 border measures for essential workers: Transport minister

The federal government announced new international travel restrictions late last week. In an interview with ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson, Minister of Transport Omar Alghabra, says “we are now examining additional measures for essential workers.

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31.01.2021 / 19:07

Canada’s new travel restrictions ‘a death blow’ to airlines, UNIFOR president says

coronavirus travel restrictions imposed by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday are “a death blow” to the aviation sector, the national president of the country’s largest private union said.“Everybody understands that governments need to do everything they can to keep Canadians safe, but we also have to make sure that we have industries to come back to when the pandemic is over,” Jerry Dias, Unifor national president, said on Sunday’s episode of The West Block with Global News’ Mercedes Stephenson.“We can’t talk about ‘build back better’ and not have a strong aviation sector and that’s what’s at peril right now.” Canada’s new travel restrictions a ‘nail in the coffin’ for airlines, tourism: experts In an effort to crack down

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25.01.2021 / 02:41

Canada didn’t start Keystone XL dispute — the president did, Kenney says in rebuke of Biden

Keystone XL pipeline, going so far as to accuse him of showing “disrespect for America’s closest friend and ally.”In an interview with The West Block’s Mercedes Stephenson, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney criticized newly inaugurated president Joe Biden’s decision to block the US$8-billion cross-border energy project on his first day in office. Trudeau expresses ‘disappointment’ over Keystone XL in 1st phone call with Biden “Look, we didn’t start this dispute,” Kenney said.

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24.01.2021 / 19:38

LeBlanc ‘hopeful’ Health Canada approves more COVID-19 vaccines in ‘coming weeks’

Canada will not get a single dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine this week. In an interview on ‘The West Block’ Canada’s Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs Dominic LeBlanc tells Mercedes Stephenson, “We’re really hopeful that in the coming weeks, other vaccines may be approved by Health Canada as safe for use, AstraZeneca, perhaps Johnson & Johnson thereafter.” He says Canada can ‘hedge’ against delays if there is more access to vaccine options and suppliers.

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22.01.2021 / 01:25

Review of Gov. Gen. Julie Payette’s treatment of staff paints ‘scathing’ picture, sources say

A high-profile review into allegations of a “toxic” workplace at Rideau Hall is complete, and sources tell Global News the resulting portrait of Gov. Gen. Julie Payette is “scathing.” Mercedes Stephenson reports.

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21.01.2021 / 04:23

What’s ahead for Canada-U.S. relations during Joe Biden’s presidency

As President Joe Biden takes office, his administration poses new opportunities – and challenges – for Canada and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. From the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline to detention of the Canadians, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, in China, Mercedes Stephenson explains what may be in store for Canada-U.S.

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20.01.2021 / 08:57

Controversial MP Derek Sloan fights expulsion from Conservative caucus

Already mired in past controversies, Ontario MP Derek Sloan is facing expulsion from the Conservative caucus, after accepting a donation from Paul Fromm, a well-known white supremacist.

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10.01.2021 / 22:58

Trump’s influence will drop ‘dramatically’ after Biden’s inauguration, Bolton says

Joe Biden is sworn in on Jan. 20, his former adviser says.“At noon on the 20th of January, the world changes in immeasurable ways…But one of the ways that it will change is Donald Trump’s influence will drop dramatically,” Former White House national security adviser John Bolton told The West Block‘s Mercedes Stephenson in an interview.

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03.01.2021 / 19:11

Canadians must work to prevent third wave as coronavirus vaccines roll out: expert

annus horribilis that was 2020 is now in the rearview mirror – but when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic, things aren’t over yet.Vaccines are beginning to roll out across the country, with vaccinations for the general population expected to start in April. But preventing a third wave from breaking out in the meantime still needs to remain a key priority for Canadians, says one expert.In an interview with The West Block’s Mercedes Stephenson, Dr.

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