Conservatives say parties reach agreement on terms for foreign interference inquiry

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The Conservatives also accused Johnston of bias in favour of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Johnston denied any bias but eventually resigned, citing a “highly partisan” atmosphere around his investigation.

The Liberals wanted to avoid the intense criticism that met their decision to appoint Johnston by getting their opponents on side from the start.Article contentIn June, during the final week of the spring session of Parliament, both the Bloc Quebecois and the NDP said they felt the negotiations were close to a conclusion.

Following that public spat, LeBlanc’s office set up a meeting with the other party House leaders, which took place Friday evening. After the meeting, Conservative party spokesman Sebastian Skamski said there was a deal about what a public inquiry would look at.Article content LeBlanc’s spokeswomen would not confirm the details of the agreement or the Conservatives’ claim an agreement is in place on the terms of reference. Communications director Kelly Ouimet said the meeting was “very productive” and work will continue next week.Article content

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