Conservative MP opposes motion calling on Pope to apologize for residential schools
NDP MPs behind motion say they will move forward with debate and vote
A lone Conservative MP's voice of dissent scuttled the quick adoption of a motion in the House of Commons Wednesday calling on Pope Francis to apologize for residential schools.
The NDP motion was opposed by Conservative MP Garnett Genuis whose voice broke the unanimous consent needed to adopt the motion. It will now go to debate and a standing vote. -- More...
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