Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday morning that an upcoming vote in the House of Commons on whether or not to call his chief of staff, Katie Telford, to testify before committee on foreign election interference, would not be a confidence motion.
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Trudeau says motion on Katie Telford testimony on election interference won’t be confidence vote
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