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Question Period: China arrests Canadians, climate emergency motion — May 16, 2019
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52:15Now PlayingToday during Question Period the conservatives questioned the government’s handling of the case of two Canadians arrested in China after the pair was formally arrested today after months of detention. The conservatives also continued to push the government to formally apologize to Vice-Admiral Mark Norman, while the NDP questioned the Liberal government’s commitment to fighting climate change.
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