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4:37Now PlayingAndrew Lawton asks, when is a partisan government ad no longer a partisan government ad? According to the Liberals, when it's posted to YouTube instead of aired on television. Watch as Andrew explains how just two weeks after Treasury Board President Scott Brison announced that the government would be defining partisan ads as those with "any name, voice or image of a federal politician," a wininganddining Prime Minister Justin Trudeau starred in a video ad in a Montreal eatery intended to promote Canada, apparently breaking the rule they just made. MORE
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